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> They did not need to go so hard on the hype - Anthropic hasn’t in relative terms and is generating pretty comparable revenues at present OpenAI bet on consum
by JumpCrisscross 7mo ago
> They did not need to go so hard on the hype - Anthropic hasn’t in relative terms and is generating pretty comparable revenues at present
OpenAI bet on consumers; Anthropic on enterprise. That will necessitate a louder marketing strategy for the former.
- eieiw 7mo agoThat’s funny. Why is it Altman is facing kill shots and Dario isn’t?
- JumpCrisscross 7mo ago> Why is it Altman is facing kill shots and Dario isn’t? Altman peaked in the zeiteist in 2023; Dario, much less prominently, in 2024 and now '26 [1]. I'd guess around this time next year, Dario will be as hated as Altman is today. [1] https://trends.google.com/explore?q=altman%2C%20Dario&date=today%205-y&geo=US https://trends.google.com/explore?q=altman%2C%20Dario&date=t...
- scottyah 7mo agoDario is a lot more focused on enabling people with AI, Sam goes on interviews like he's Wormtongue trying to summon a "god". Then there is the whole "open"ai where he took it closed source for profit, the engineers kicking sama out but he wiggled back in (at the cost of a lot of the founding engineers), the suspicious death of a whistleblower, the crazy investment schemes of billions of dollars that he's hoping taxes will save him from, the immediate curtailing to Pete in the DoD, and a few other things that make him at least a highly questionable fellow. Dario left OpenAI because of the bad he saw there, and made a superior product (though these things change very rapidly).