Anthropic vs OpenAI: An Investor Shift
Ken Smythe, Founder of Next Round Capital joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the surprising shift in AI investing. He explains why OpenAI shares are flooding the market, how Anthropic is emerging as a stronger financial bet, and why OpenAI’s massive $122B funding round may not be as real as it sounds. (Source: Bloomberg)
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