Hayden Field

kind of vaguely answer these questions and not really give a lot of detail.

We just saw a lot of people that were very upset about OpenAI shutting down 4.0, a model that a lot of people were really emotionally attached to.

We're in this strange era where AI companies are the authority on what their models are.

And Anthropix over here is saying, we don't really know what Claude is.

And I don't know...

if that's an example of transparency or if it is something that they'll come to regret.

It just reminds me of the times that tech CEOs have said, oh, like I'm so worried about what I'm building.

It's too powerful.

Hold me back.

It's another example of the move fast and break things approach, I think, in a way, because if you're not quite sure what you're building, should you be building it?

We'll see.

Exactly.

This is going to be a really big year for them kind of having to meet the pressure that's been rising on how they're going to make money.

And it's going to be interesting to kind of see them sweat.

Because we know OpenAI wants to go public this year, and some reporting suggests it could be Q4.

Anthropic could also IPO this year.

So going public would obviously supercharge their funding and change the AI industry a lot.

But

They really, really, really need money right now.

They're going to be beholden to shareholders in a new way.