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The prospectus reveals: 80% of revenue comes from enterprises billed by usage. Enterprise users of Claude Code spend 20 times more than regular users, with 11,900 enterprise clients supporting billions in revenue. Free users are classified financially as "sales and marketing" costs—essentially a customer acquisition strategy, aimed at getting developers to use it first before promoting enterprise purchases. With a shortage of computing power, resources are fully tilted towards enterprise agents that spend 20 times more.

It talks about how organizations evolve using AI, but what it reveals is the product direction, cost logic, and hiring standards of this company.

Models are getting cheaper, but the usage provided to members has been cut in half.

If you are like me and see the term "Transformer Eight Sons," you automatically assume they are all male; today is the time to re-examine your bias.

The vision is beautiful, but it underestimates the complexity of human nature.

In the past week, the changes Musk made to Twitter exceeded the total amount of changes the company has undergone in the past decade.

Google's actions once again remind people to think about what the essence of Web3 is.

If Daydream VR is Google's unwillingness to go all in, then on the AR front, the failure of Google Glass, as a pioneer, has been stifled by Google's long-standing tradition of "don't be evil."