Anthropic Is Now Worth $800 Billion. Is That Insane or Just the New Normal?
Anthropic’s revenue went from $9 billion to $30 billion in 90 days. At $800 billion, the valuation is aggressive. But the real bubble risk in AI right now isn’t Anthropic.
Anthropic’s revenue went from $9 billion to $30 billion in 90 days. At $800 billion, the valuation is aggressive. But the real bubble risk in AI right now isn’t Anthropic.
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