I see lots of fabricated news on the internet concerning LLMs. Like one that claims GPT-6 broke an Enigma enciphered message which has withstood decrypting for almost 80 years. And how this seasoned cryptographer stood in awe. Yeah, right.
I see lots of fabricated news on the internet concerning LLMs. Like one that claims GPT-6 broke an Enigma enciphered message which has withstood decrypting for almost 80 years. And how this seasoned cryptographer stood in awe. Yeah, right.
"Anthropic is now pacing to generate more than $100 billion in annual revenue, up 50% from just two months ago, the New York Times reported Friday."
https://www.axios.com/2026/09/18/anthropic-100-billion-reven...
That's already more revenue that Disney, Johnson & Johnson, Boeing, or FedEx. And they are growing extremely rapidly.
https://archive.ph/xaImK#selection-8311.59-8311.77
> The company is expected to reach more than $100 billion in annualized revenue by the end of this year, according to four people familiar with the matter.
It's not really interesting if it's not according to Anthropic themselves. It's also revenue not profit.
In any case, I understand they are still planning to IPO in November, so we'll likely know soon enough. I highly doubt that they would wildly distort their numbers so close to their IPO.
Are companies really spending millions a year on A.I. when software engineers can be had for much less?