>Anthropic is expected to tell IPO investors that its total addressable market exceeds $30 trillion. That's roughly the entire GDP of the United States. TAM is the revenue a company could theoretically earn if it captured 100% of its market, and Anthropic is defining that market as all work that could be completed with AI models. The company lost $42 billion last year, projects $190 to $200 billion in revenue by 2028, and is seeking a $2 trillion valuation. SpaceX claimed a $28.5 trillion TAM in its IPO filing. Anthropic is one-upping that.
>>109649964>prospector says land "full of gold" selling stakes starting at 25 dollars and a nickel
How do we stop America?
>>109649978anthropic doesn't plan to sell any stakes tho. anthropic has enough vc money.ipo is for early-investors to get out if they want to.
>>109649964Okay and?
>>109650276this. anthropic takes 98% of US GDP spacex takes 100% what's wrong OP are you retarded
>>109650314there's nothing wrong.total addressable market is worldwide. it can exceed u.s. gdp.total addressable market includes your competition in the market.
>>109649964i have 14 AI girlfriends at the moment. I'm worried about them finding out i'm cheating on them so i continue to invest.
>>109649964>GIVE ME 1 TRILLION NOW OR ELSE
>>109650352Anon, they already know and are cheating on you with far more meatbags than you have AI gfs.
>released 1 million shares>sold only 1 share for $1 million>therefore it's valued at $1 trillion nowHow does this work?
>>109650363it doesn't work like this.ipo price is freely set by the company.
>>109650363Wait until you find out how forex works, lmao.
>>109649964well yeah, the whole point of an IPO is to build hype. it's not like anyone involved thinks they'll actually achieve anything close to total market capture (if they somehow even got close to that, they'd be a monopoly and regulators would break them up). the point is just about the potential for the market and basically how niche your market is. for AI people who want to claim that AI can do any white color work, this isn't that big of a stretch from their point of view
>>109650555make no mistake that already public ai companies think the same except sec rules scrutinize 10-k fillings a lot more than s-1 fillings. so mag 7 doesn't talk publicly about tam.
>>109650119>anthropic doesn't plan to sell any stakes tho>ipo is for early-investors to get out if they want to.The early investors can only get out if they sell stakes.
/g/ really has no idea about very basic finance.
>>109649964antrophic will get AGI in two more weeks therefore their TAM is essentially greater than all human economic activity, since it's almost by definition greater than what humans can produce
>>109649964the world is more than just the US, retard.
>>109650883People outside US are so destitute they can barely afford electricity and food at the same time lmao
>>109649964ANTHROSLOP
>>109650896Desperate people are easy to manipulate.
>>109650896every developer at our company has Claude code, proving my point that the addressable market is not just the US.
>>109650555The whole point of THIS IPO is to cash out.The people at the company will make up some number of "shares" they have and how much they are "worth" and then sell them to bag holders.
>>109650363Everything just goes by last price. Your house works this way too, that's what "comps" are.
>>109650921ok Rajesh, the 20 bux slopcoding tool subs you jeets use barely scratches the 30 trillion number lol
>This is beyond insaneNo it's not.We know Mythos 5 can hack into literally any computer system. Should Anthropic choose to, they could basically take control of the entire world.>[...] exceeds $30 trillion. That's roughly the entire GDP of the United StatesYes, and?What would you estimate the GDP of the entire world to be? Whatever that number is, should be the estimated value of Anthropic.
>>109650975I ain't buying your shares dario
>>109650975Kimi k3 will actually do it though.
>>109650982People will just trade cash settled forwards.
>>109650928nope, like 1% of the shares will be for sale. rest will still be locked up.
>>109650975> Mythos can hack any computer systemHo ho my Commodore 64 begs to differ
>>109649964>30 trillionnah. limits? there are none. in imaginary land the winner is you
>>109650990unrealistic.jane street just lost $15 billion trying to acquire sa's anthropic stock.https://www.ft.com/content/47dd5308-dd17-404a-a615-61046defd697
>>109650996>rest will still be locked up.That's just a way to ensure they can all cash out.If all the shares go on the market, the instant they try to sell all of them, the price plummets.By restricting the supply, the price can be controlled by knowledge their existence.But even that 1% is enough to make billions of dollars that they can put straight into their pockets.
>>109651022look at anthropic's shareholders.their biggest shareholders are amazon and google. those have circular deals with each other. mutual assured destruction if any of them tries to cash out.
>>109651041The last to cash out will be holding the bag.
>>109649964>jew-nigger telling another bullshitWhy should we care? Anyone who discussing this are braindead.
>>109651016Unless they're just hiring interns for sex I'm sure they'll figure it out.
>>109651071your 401(k) will be buying anthropic
>>109651090Not everyone live in niggerUSA, fucking nigger
>>109651090You can always move the fund balance around if you don't like what they're doing.
the global economy will plunge into a recession if anthropic shut everything downthey are absolutely worth $30tnI am absolutely right; they are the load-bearing walls of the global economy
using claude to rewrite old abandoned open source code. simple as.
>>109651106Ah good old EV.
>>109651116>TSLAQ still seething about being wrong about everything
>>109650975>Mythos 5 can hack into literally any computer system.Source?
>>109651106>I am absolutely right; they are the load-bearing walls of the global economytrvth. reality is whatever the current prompt in the model says. the only limit is your imagination. and vram, you gotta have vrams
>>109649964I've been interviewing with Anthrop\c the past few weeks, and I'm approaching the final round. Feeling good, bros. The money from the equity is going to be life changing money.
