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AI pricing by Anthropic, Codex called 'desperate' and 'exploitative'

A user on Mastodon expressed strong criticism regarding the pricing models of AI companies like Anthropic and Codex. The user believes these prices reflect a desperate and unsustainable market, accusing these corporations of deception and customer exploitation. The core issue, according to the user, is not technological progress itself, but the "scummy mindset" prevalent in large corporations. AI

IMPACT Criticism highlights potential market unsustainability and corporate ethics concerns in AI pricing strategies.

RANK_REASON User opinion piece criticizing AI company pricing.

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AI pricing by Anthropic, Codex called 'desperate' and 'exploitative'

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User opinion piece criticizing AI company pricing.
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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    For me, the usage pricing of what Anthropic or Codex currently charge only represents the desperation of a bankrupt, broken market, of the bubble they've built.

    For me, the usage pricing of what Anthropic or Codex currently charge only represents the desperation of a bankrupt, broken market, of the bubble they've built. It's amazing how they lie to everyone all the time and rip off customers in the most varied ways. As I've said before, …