
The Californian firm admits not knowing if it will ever achieve profitability and lists the many problems it faces.
Anthropic releases 335-page investor document revealing colossal losses, criminal customers and AI models still out of control, while admitting it doesn't know if it will ever reach profitability.
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Anthropic, a Californian artificial intelligence firm, publishes a 335-page document for investors in which it lists the numerous problems it faces and which will worsen over the months.
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Colossal losses, criminal clients, models still out of control… These shameful little secrets that Anthropic reveals in 335 pages for investors
DECRYPTION - The Californian firm, which does not know if it will ever achieve profitability, is playing the card of transparency and listing the many problems it faces, and all those which will worsen over the months.
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