@lougrims Every piece of capital equipment ive worked on has this as one of the final tests before getting boxed up, and its honestly amazing how reliably it can catch a problem before it makes it out the door
“Anthropic’s gross margins are above 80% before accounting for revenue shared with distribution partners, including Amazon, and the cost of training its models.”
Wow.
🚨UPDATE: This is getting utterly ridiculous. A second Anthropic “safety researcher” (aka SCARY POTTER 2.0) just quit.
Joe Benton. Oxford PhD. Anthropic Fellows Program lead. [Notice the 🇬🇧 Pattern]
He’s joining METR — the “independent” AI auditor funded by the UK regulator he personally helped set up, and spun out of the org whose founder now runs the US regulator.
Coxon was the cruder version. Benton is the credentialed one. Same operation.
I called this three days ago ⬇🧵
@Michaelalderyan Lotta people in the comments not understanding that AI can both be an extremely useful tool, and be financially unviable in its current state simultaneously. These companies have created a financial house of cards.
@PinoZlatan 16 layers on a board like that has got to be a joke. 6 layers would probably still be pushing too many layers for a board like this. Routing get easier with more layers, not harder. Not sure why this is a "challenge"
@zackslab Honestly, I think its all to try and get folks in government scared enough to bail them out. The giant ai labs are gonna say "well we can't slow down now or the company will collapse, the government needs to assist if they want that"