They're not really in loss:
Most of that money ($72 billion) is just a paper loss caused by math rules. Early investors were promised company shares in exchange for their loans.
Because Anthropic became way more valuable, those promised shares became worth a lot more, and accounting rules force the company to write that difference down as a "loss."
The bottom line: It looks scary on paper, but it’s an accounting trick not money missing from their bank account.
@kushal_mehra -This argument can be used to discourage anyone from any sort of protest against any government (bjp or non-bjp). Does that mean there shouldn't be public participation in any protest?
- Government can get you if it want to is true whether you participated in protest or not.
@Xx17965797N this rule is valid only for 2 digit numbers.
Proof: any 2 digit numbers can be written as 10a + b
where a is digits 1-9 and b 0-9.
10a+b - (a+b) = 9a
and we know 9a for a belongs to digits 1-9 is a number whose sum is 9.