Original Reddit post

Let’s not fool anyone, the only reason the AI companies are so valuable on paper, is their promise that AI can replace many humans in the future. If they succeed at this, almost all companies can be much more profitable because they need much less personnel. But if we look at the latest CSO of Anthropic, their own personnel is growing rapidly. So, do they contradict their own promise and prove themselves wrong? I mean, if their AI is so good, what do they need all those people for? submitted by /u/Solongtomegrandma

Originally posted by u/Solongtomegrandma on r/ArtificialInteligence