ARR vs ARR. Watch out for this one sly trick.
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Claims from this post (2)
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Assessment: Can’t be checkedSaid
“Indeed, THE big issue for Anthropic is that the kind of revenue they were making in the second quarter of this year may well not recur, at the same scale, next year, now that, in the aftermath of the collapse of tokenmaxxing, companies like ATT are increasingly turning to open source models from other vendors, in order to save costs.”
What we tested: Anthropic's Q2 2026 level of revenue may well not recur at the same scale in 2027, as companies shift to cheaper open source models.
Assessment: Can’t be checkedSaid
“When someone boasts about ARR, be sure you know which term they are referring to. Caveat emptor.”
What we tested: People should check whether boasted ARR means Annual Recurring Revenue or Annualized Run Rate.
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- The two reviews read the claim differently
- The record does not meet the current rules. Our reading, not assessed: Following the collapse of tokenmaxxing, companies like AT&T are increasingly turning to open source models from other vendors to save costs.