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Anthropic's Revenue Discrepancy: $5 Billion in Court vs. $19 Billion Publicly Claimed

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jorisw

16d ago· 6 min readenInsight

Summary

Ed Zitron's analysis exposes a discrepancy in Anthropic's financial reporting: the company told a court in a sworn affidavit that its total revenue was "exceeding $5 billion," but has publicly claimed $19 billion in revenue. The article highlights this inconsistency as a case of financial storytelling or "hallucinations" by the AI company, questioning the credibility of Anthropic's public financial claims versus what they officially state under oath in legal proceedings.

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Anthropic's Chief Financial Officer Krishna Rao filed an affidavit on March 9, meaning he swore it was true, in their lawsuit against the Department of Defense. It stated that Anthropic's total revenue 'to date' was 'exceeding $5 billion.'
The math is simple enough, so it can't be denied.
Together, one-two, the combination lands a clean hit on Anthropic's hallucinations in financial storytelling.
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