An intriguing twist in the AI race!
It seems that Meta was ready to spend up to $10 billion per year on Anthropic models, despite its public criticism of the company.
Even more intriguing: Meta relied on Claude to develop and test its next intelligent agent, Hatch, spending hundreds of millions each month on Anthropic tools.
But Meta is now moving to build a replacement itself through Muse Code and developing a competing model called Watermelon.
The message is clear:
In the AI race, companies don’t just want to use the best models… they want to own them.
And with Anthropic preparing to expand into massive evaluations, the competition for the future of AI is heating up even more.
#Meta #Anthropic #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #tech
It seems that Meta was ready to spend up to $10 billion per year on Anthropic models, despite its public criticism of the company.
Even more intriguing: Meta relied on Claude to develop and test its next intelligent agent, Hatch, spending hundreds of millions each month on Anthropic tools.
But Meta is now moving to build a replacement itself through Muse Code and developing a competing model called Watermelon.
The message is clear:
In the AI race, companies don’t just want to use the best models… they want to own them.
And with Anthropic preparing to expand into massive evaluations, the competition for the future of AI is heating up even more.
#Meta #Anthropic #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #tech
