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Comment The Proof is Stolen (Score 4, Insightful) 95

Someone in the company more or less admitted it was stolen from the original authors by trying to bully the actual authors into accepting 'partial credit'". It's unshocking to hear OpenAI will steal anything and everything you throw into and then claim that stolen property as its own publicly, but more or less just admitting that publicly in such a high profile case while trying to file an IPO claiming anyone anywhere at anytime should pay OpenAI with literally anything even close to valuable is a next level stunt.

Comment Now I want to go (Score 4, Insightful) 40

Anyone hilariously pretentious enough to review a museum with phrases such as Without [didactics], I left the Lucas without a clear sense of how the museum is positioning itself or, frankly, without learning much about anything beyond what I already knew.... that doesn't like it is about as ringing an endorsement as I can imagine.

Comment Re:business model (Score 1) 66

$2 trillion dollars would, on an average ROI of expecting a return on your investment in 20 years thus averaging about 3.5% annual return compounded which is a return you can get pretty safely and handily, require Anthropic to return an average of $100 billion dollars a year to investors, every year, starting immediately.

Anthropic's most recent quarter generated $10 billion... in revenue. It was their only profitable quarter on record, with about half a billion in profit. That quarter obviously does not count all the pirated Chinese models just released that are trying to undercut Anthropic on price.

These investors would fail a middle school math test, yet they somehow temporarily have money to fail a much bigger test.

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