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points by bananaquant 1 day ago | 0 comments
It is strange that they have this problem. I thought they achieved superintelligence. Maybe they haven't prompted it right yet.
[–] origini 1 day ago
They have a product which can do A LOT of stuff A LOT better and A LOT faster than A LOT of people around me already.

I'm lost on how you can be snarky while others already are loosing their jobs because of Anthropic/OpenAI

[–] bananaquant 1 day ago
My point is that Anthropic is not special. Neither is OpenAI. They are just really good at marketing.

Job displacement is real, but based on real world usage it would owe just as much to Grok, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, and whatever else that is close to frontier, but cheaper.

[–] origini 1 day ago
Your original comment was just snarky though :P

Sure that argument is a lot stronger. But the market might be big enough for Gemini, Anthropic and OpenAI.

Grok is a lot worse then Frontier and still is owned by a company for very little trust.

The chinese model are intersting, they do leverage Frontiermodels to train, this might be a moat for a while.

[–] qlte 1 day ago
The / hints at the problem.

If in a couple years they're losing their jobs because of Anthropic/OpenAI/10+ other enterprise token resellers using open models then their value proposition is much weaker even if people are still losing jobs.

[–] origini 1 day ago
Yes could be but we don't know yet how big the overall market will be.

If you have in every single industry AI tokens, it will replace wages. In USA alone thats 15 Trillion. If its just 10% the USA market alone are 1.5T without the value added.

[–] eCa 1 day ago
That is the only future where the valuation makes sense. But I'm afraid to think about how a society where that[1] happens will behave. My guess is that it would become _highly_ unstable.

[1] Say >10% of people of employable age suddenly becomes superfluous with not much prospect of finding new jobs (since AI eats those too).

[–] freecodeio 1 day ago
do you think we live in the alien universe or something? I seriously sometimes try to argue with some of these comments but jesus christ
[–] origini 1 day ago
If you give me ANY idea of why you think my argument is stupid, we could actually discuss it?

My company is building an agentic layer in its product, google and the other hyperscalers do that too.

I already want to get rid of one person in my team because he was slow before but was able to contribute something, now I want to have his position as AI tokens.

[–] freecodeio 1 day ago
you think 10% of the entire usa market is gonna go to anthropic and I'm supposed to somehow find a way with words for you to understand how stupid that sounds?
[–] origini 22 hours ago
You are still not discussing or talking in good faith at all.

No i don't say that 10% of the entire USA market is gonna go to anthropic.

I said what the market overall could look like. USA is not the only country out there.

Why has Walmart such a high evaluation despite them only being in USA?

Why is Apple at 5 Trillion? They only make Laptops and Smartphones, everyone else is doing this too.

Why is Space-X 1.8 Trillion? Because of 10 Million Starlink customers?

I think AI is a disruptive technology.

[–] 202508042147 1 day ago
The OP is snarky but he makes a valid point: if Claude is so intelligent, why can't it just "do something" to get whatever valuation its owners want? Because that's what we've been told, this is AGI, no it's ASI, it will kill us all.
[–] origini 1 day ago
Currently the progress is real and there is no ceiling in sight. If you just follow the line, there will be / should be your scenario coming up sooner than later.

But no one knows if there is a ceiling or progress might slow down massivly.

Is warning people so wrong if you interpolate the current progress and just look ahead a few years? Might just be as stupid as some North Korean/Russian hacker throwing some abliberated model against some computer system and having some cascading effect on water or energy grid.

For plenty of people AI already took their jobs, jobs they liked and enjoyed doing.