Jaden Schaefer

I feel like if they're really going to go all in, Anthropic Software should probably go for more than 100 grand in damages for this, considering it's, you know, making international headlines.

But one thing that I'll say is that the founder and the director, his name is Ahmed Ayaz Mullah, and he was doing an interview on this and he said that they're not trying to be confrontational, but they're just trying to basically have some clarity.

They're trying to add that the litigation is a fallback if the coexistence cannot be achieved.

I mean, it's kind of interesting.

At the end of the day, if I was him, I don't know what his software...

does or what they're trying to do.

But for 100 grand, I think he probably should, you know, ask him for $5 million and probably just let him acquire his software company and close up shop.

I mean, perhaps he makes a lot more than that.

But I just feel like this is a is probably not a company that's going to be able to compete with Anthropic.

And I'm not sure if Anthropic is going to just completely change the name of their their company for this.

India right now, I will say, is the most populated country in the world.

It is one of the fastest growing internet markets and it has basically become the key battleground for all of the AI leaders.

Anthropic, OpenAI, Perplexity, Google Gemini, they host an AI impact summit next week where Anthropic co-founder and their CEO, Dario Amadeo, he's going to be actually speaking there alongside Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, Sandar Pichai.

So this is going to be interesting.

The court order date on this whole Anthropic, you know, suit is for January 20th, which basically shows that notice and suit summons have been issued to Anthropic, but the court has declined to grant an interim injunction.

The case is scheduled to return on February 16th.

I mean, I'm not really holding my breath for what's going to happen there.

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