With the difference that all those services mostly outsource their asset costs to their drivers or have very little investment there. Unlike anthropic who have billions in costs related to all the compute they need to service their customers (obligations to other companies, datacenters and, not to forget, ever rising interest on all their debt).

I mean… If you don’t count most of your costs, then sure you can be “profitable (adjusted)”.

I’m sure there are at least 931 “reply to all” emails that don’t add any value and could’ve been left out

This will happen just as likely as all the hundreds of GWs of “AI compute” datacenters, for which there exists not enough power on the grid. All hype.

Israel has some launch capability, though they have to launch retrograde and don’t have that much payload capacity to LEO because of it.

That chart is not about “AI smart glasses” (the ones with cameras and such), but about actual glass that has some “smart” functionality inside. Such as dimming or going opaque on command. So kinda relevant to this discussion.

Even more! In the EU it has to be marked/identified as AI generated, if you publish it anywhere (not that it’s enforced much yet, but competitors might/will sue if it’s used in a company setting). I think this should be adopted world wide (although fat chance, I know)…

Someone has to pay for all that Microslop copilot bs and it’s just not enough with the intended customers

To sell the unused 32gb at a maybe profit?