Jaeden

And this was back in December.

So OpenAI said, thanks for flagging this.

This is not an ad.

There's no financial component.

It's only a suggestion to install Peloton's app, but the lack of relevancy makes it a bad, confusing experience.

We're iterating on suggestions and trying to make sure they're awesome, whatever.

Okay, so it kind of seemed like

oh my gosh they're doing this thing and then opening eyes like don't worry we're not really doing it and then they're like okay actually we are doing it here's the ads and they rolled it out so it's kind of funny they you know they they slowly lead us along um and then they put the ads in here now at the end of the day like you mentioned i would do the same thing they have to make money from this um and be curious to see if anthropic doesn't doesn't

have ads forever, which is kind of seems like the position that they're taking.

And it's funny because Sam Altman, like commenting on that in his whole, you know, Anthropic is evil kind of post.

He was like, Anthropic makes expensive AI for rich people.

We're trying to like save the world, whatever, with our cheap AI, which I thought was kind of funny because I think that there's free components to Anthropic as well.

But

In any case, it is true that the average Anthropic user is paying a lot more money.

Like their kind of like core base isn't just these $20 a month people either.

It's like $200 a month developers trying to like use cloud code is kind of the big thing.

So, I mean, saying they're making it for rich people, I guess you could say developers.

But like, I don't know.

It's just like a business use case.

It's like a very specific like, you know, career use case.