this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2026
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Um, good? The IPO was way overvalued and filing at this time was seen as a desperation move, much like the way Anthropic is trying really hard now to create an agentic model that can commit major crimes and cause large industrial disasters (which it will do by command, maybe by a poorly-written prompt, much less, gaining self awareness and escaping containment permanently).
Anthropic is behaving conspicuously like Enron did before it went bankrupt: It's getting more and more desperate as it borrows more and more, and continues to hemorrhage funds. It's now resorting to shenanigans to keep investor confidence up, and those shenanigans will get more and more extreme (and more and more dangerous) until that investor confidence bottoms out and everyone sells.
If we look at Elon Musk's holdings (Musk is a compulsory liar) we see that investors are gullible, though maybe they're just gambling that other investors are more gullible than they. That's always a high-risk wager.