Alex Ossola

And are people worried about how this might affect companies hiring decisions?

Anthropic, which makes cloud code, is expected to go public this year.

What does the tool's success mean for Anthropic's future?

That was WSJ Deputy Tech Bureau Chief Bradley Olson.

Thanks, Brad.

The latest on the possible sale of Warner Bros.

Discovery, Netflix has struck a new all-cash deal to buy Warner's studios and HBO Max streaming business.

This replaces its previous cash and stock deal and is still valued at $72 billion.

That could convince some shareholders to choose the Netflix bid over Paramount's all-cash hostile offer of $77.9 billion for all of Warner.

Warner and Netflix say they expect Warner shareholders should be able to vote on the deal by April.

Meanwhile, Netflix reported increased revenue and profit in its fourth quarter compared with the year before.

Its results topped analyst expectations.

Popular series such as the final season of Stranger Things boosted viewership of the company's originals and subscriptions topped $325 million.

For more on Netflix's earnings, check out WSJ.com.

Does big pay for CEOs mean big returns for their employers?

Dozens of companies, such as KKR, Rivian, Roblox, and Robinhood, have bet on it, hammering out $100 million-plus moonshot pay packages with their chiefs in recent years.

But it's looking like promising CEOs the moon hasn't always been a great way to get out-of-this-world results.

Tao Francis covers corporate news and executive compensation at the Journal.

Tayo, it seems like all this kind of stems back to that Elon Musk pay package from 2018, the billions of dollars in stock options that Tesla offered him.

What kind of precedent did that set for some of these other companies?