paxys 17 hours ago

Not surprising, but damn. $60B to $170B in ~5 months?

  • aurareturn 16 hours ago

    https://openrouter.ai/rankings

    They've been dominant. ChatGPT is still the better consumer AI tool but Anthropic models have been better for professionals.

    When I use Github Copilot agent mode, Sonnet 4 is worlds better than GPT 4.1 and Gemini 2.5 Pro.

    • sigmoid10 13 hours ago

      They are absolutely not dominant. OpenRouter only captures a tiny fraction of the market. I think around 2-3 million users. But Claude has something like 10-30 million active users according to most estimates. And ChatGPT is already north of 300-400 million active users. Valuations in this sector have nothing to do with facts anymore, because otherwise noone would give Anthropic a valuation in the same order of magnitude as OpenAI for a tiny fraction of the user base while all objective benchmarks put the top models so close together. This is pure insanity riding on a vague hope that one of those companies will capture AGI while the others drop out.

      • aurareturn 8 hours ago

          OpenRouter only captures a tiny fraction of the market. I think around 2-3 million users. But Claude has something like 10-30 million active users according to most estimates. And ChatGPT is already north of 300-400 million active users
        
        In case it wasn't obvious, I implied the same thing. Anthropic models are more popular on OpenRouter, which I take it as it's more preferred for developers and their apps. However, ChatGPT is still better.
kashunstva 16 hours ago

Congratulations. I suppose. It is quite an accomplishment; but as a (former) paid subscriber, my main wish is that they use their free-flowing tap of cash to provide actual human support for customers, in lieu of the current “Here, fill out this Google form and wait >100 days to not hear from us.”

supportengineer 15 hours ago

Will we see another article about the top layers taking everything and marking everyone else's equity as zero?

I am curious what kind of red or green flags you can look for, in a startup, to make sure the founders won't screw you with your equity.