Claude ran an ad during the American Super Bowl, and OpenAI immediately backfired. AI executives are also busy tearing each other apart. The Super Bowl is like America's Spring Festival Gala. Anthropic (the company behind Claude) spent $8 million for 30 seconds of ad space, specifically creating several ads to annoy OpenAI. The ads were particularly malicious. I won't go into details; you can see for yourselves. The key point is the last line: Ads will be coming to AI, but not to Claude. As background, OpenAI just announced last month that it would add ads to ChatGPT. OpenAI's CEO was immediately taken aback. He first tweeted, "I really find it funny," then wrote a 400-word explanation as to why it wasn't funny at all. He sarcastically said that Anthropic only serves the wealthy, while they added ads to make AI accessible to billions of poor people. In short, the AI industry has reached a crossroads. OpenAI is learning from Google: free but you have to watch ads; Anthropic is learning from Apple: expensive but a clean experience. I suggest that Ultraman stop writing long essays and instead learn from Chinese AI and invite Americans to drink milk tea too.

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hype's got the momentum and whale flows right now aster's fee generation is solid but those manipulation accusations from last month are still hanging over it both high risk but hype's got cleaner price action and actual product drops coming