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Maybe they've decided they don't want to play the same game as OpenAI and Anthropic? They're much better positioned for the high volume AI work that's likely to be where the money is made, with calls to APIs doing routine things for all the businesses of the world. They're also the only big US player that has an open model that you can build on. I don't think vibe coding or the most cutting edge capabilities are what…
> They're much better positioned for the high volume AI work that's likely to be where the money is made, with calls to APIs doing routine things for all the businesses of the world How, exactly, are they currently conquering the enterprise world with their models? What do you think Anthropic is doing? Their latest proper model is a year old, they have no moat, no enterprise commitment. Your comment would make sense…
I didn't say they were conquering the enterprise world. I said they are better positioned for the work that will be profitable in the future. Winning will mean being "good enough" for things like routine interactions with customers at the lowest cost to the business, and having customers fine tune your models using your hardware.
> What do you think Anthropic is doing?
Aside from being arrogant jerks that don't care about pissing off their customers, they're positioning themselves as the highest price provider for the highest end work. There will be a market for that, and maybe Anthropic will survive, but Google looks to me like they have a shot at being the profitable AI company.