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At this point, the biggest security risk might not be the code we write, but the code we trust... 🚨
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They're not really in loss:
Most of that money ($72 billion) is just a paper loss caused by math rules. Early investors were promised company shares in exchange for their loans.
Because Anthropic became way more valuable, those promised shares became worth a lot more, and accounting rules force the company to write that difference down as a "loss."
The bottom line: It looks scary on paper, but it’s an accounting trick not money missing from their bank account.
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They're not really in loss:
Most of that money ($72 billion) is just a paper loss caused by math rules. Early investors were promised company shares in exchange for their loans.
Because Anthropic became way more valuable, those promised shares became worth a lot more, and accounting rules force the company to write that difference down as a "loss."
The bottom line: It looks scary on paper, but it’s an accounting trick not money missing from their bank account.
Bro, y’all are acting like Anthropic is finished in comments 💀 The $80.7B reported loss includes roughly $72B in non-cash accounting adjustments, leaving about $8.7B in adjusted losses.
That’s still huge, but revenue is growing rapidly, and investors are betting on Claude’s long-term potential.
Dario isn’t just gonna let Claude fall off like that. The real question is whether revenue growth can outrun compute costs.
They're not really in loss:
Most of that money ($72 billion) is just a paper loss caused by math rules. Early investors were promised company shares in exchange for their loans.
Because Anthropic became way more valuable, those promised shares became worth a lot more, and accounting rules force the company to write that difference down as a "loss."
The bottom line: It looks scary on paper, but it’s an accounting trick not money missing from their bank account.
Bro, y’all are acting like Anthropic is finished 💀 The $80.7B reported loss includes roughly $72B in non-cash accounting adjustments, leaving about $8.7B in adjusted losses.
That’s still huge, but revenue is growing rapidly, and investors are betting on Claude’s long-term potential.
Dario isn’t just gonna let Claude fall off like that. The real question is whether revenue growth can outrun compute costs.
