This is a fascinating graph that shows how Anthropic is also catching up in the marketshare - at the expense of OpenAI. "Among closed-source models, OpenAI’s early mover advantage has eroded somewhat, with enterprise market share dropping from 50% to 34%. The primary beneficiary… https://t.co/DiiQSHRCDH
Free markets are good at equilibrating power and making sure a runaway singleton does not form. Ironically OpenAI losing market share is good to reduce existential risk. https://t.co/MXVbt9d3Zm
anthropic btfo’d openai’s market share https://t.co/33PDfrBGAW
Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 3.5 has demonstrated superior performance over OpenAI's o1-preview in AI research tests conducted by METR, excelling in five out of seven tasks. Although both models fell short of human researchers overall, they achieved human-level results on certain challenges. Market analysis indicates that OpenAI's share of the enterprise market has decreased from 50% to 34%, with Anthropic benefitting from this shift. This decline in OpenAI's market presence is seen as a positive development by some, as it may help mitigate existential risks associated with concentrated AI power.