Anthropic, the second largest AI unicorn in the United States
According to reports, we have already found a law firm and are preparing to go public next year. The implementation is ahead of the big brother OpenAI. Amid the raging AI bubble theory today, is Anthropic's move the end of the bubble or the beginning of the bubble?
When Anthropic goes public, the outside world will first glimpse the revenue gap between AI startups and the money-burning gap. According to the Financial Times, which revealed news about this listing, Anthropic's valuation has risen to $300 billion to $350 billion in the recent round of private equity financing introduced by Microsoft and Nvidia, pushing OpenAI's $500 billion valuation. It is expected that its valuation will exceed this level when it goes public, triggering further controversy in the bubble.
It is in stark contrast to the OpenAI development concept
Anthropic's market is different from OpenAI; it is primarily aimed at corporate customers, and its big model Claude is popular with developers and businesses for programming and complex reasoning tasks. Its business model focuses on high-value corporate customers, rather than relying on a large number of individual users like OpenAI, so it has the opportunity to make profits earlier than OpenAI.
The two AI unicorns actually have a deep abyss. The two siblings, Dario Amodei and Daniela Amodei, the founder of Anhropic, worked at OpenAI and served as Vice President of Research and Vice President of Safety respectively. They decided to leave their nest and start anew that year because they had huge differences with OpenAI's Altman in the direction of AI security and commercialization.
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