Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
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Re: Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
#2Reuters should know better. While $30T is probably absurd, Anthropic is claiming that's the total addressable market for AI services, not that they will capture 100% of that market
Re: Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
#3I also already told my potential investors that I see $30T in potential revenue. Talk is cheap.
Re: Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
#4I also already told my potential investors that I see $30T in potential revenue. Talk is cheap.
I canceled today, so they should reduce that by $100.
Re: Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
#5At this point why not just say they expect a bajillion dollars in revenue? Would be just as factual of a statement.
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#6$30T seems like a lot, but Anthropic and OpenAI will need to be making ten times that to match investor expectations.
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#8$30T seems like a lot, but Anthropic and OpenAI will need to be making ten times that to match investor expectations.
In what world is 10x US GDP, 3-4x US Marketcap, or 60x the US annual tax collection the requirement for investor expectations?
Re: Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
#9"Sees" doing a lot of heavy lifting in this sentence.
Re: Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30T in potential revenue
#10$30T seems like a lot, but Anthropic and OpenAI will need to be making ten times that to match investor expectations.
In what world is 10x US GDP, 3-4x US Marketcap, or 60x the US annual tax collection the requirement for investor expectations?
A world where investors have grown accustomed to absurd levels of growth.