OpenAI Cash Burn to Hit $280 Billion by 2030 as Anthropic Profit Surges
OpenAI predicts that its cash burn will jump to $280 billion by 2030, while Anthropic continues its profitability run ahead of IPO.
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US Government Website Quietly Used Alibaba’s Qwen AI Amid FBI Accusations of China Firm Imitating Anthropic: Report
A US government website used an AI model Alibaba allowing users to search for proposed federal rules, despite the FBI previously accusing the company of imitation of Anthropic's AI technology.
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