Sources and leaks from Amazon, Adobe, Atlassian, Citi, and more show what is really happening with AI right now: companies are trying to rein in AI use as costs spiral out of control.
We just bought everyone individual Claude Max subscribtions (Anthropic has done nothing about it so far lol). The most expensive tier is 200$/M I think - that’s already much more than most people could possibly spend in tokens.
I am more than happy with the 100$ tier. For a business, that’s a rounding error. Given the productivity boost, I’d say it’s a no-brainer (although you should train your people on it as well).
I think that’s expressly forbidden by their terms. My company considered that but ultimately we are not doing this due to legal limitations in their tos.
Those pro subscriptions are explicitly subsidized and are for individual use only. That’s the main reason they are cheap, they meant to be sales funnels
I am entirely aware of that, but that’s my bosses problem really :D
I don’t think they will do anything about it except cancelling the service thought. I don’t know what you would sue for, except for penalties agreed upon in the contract, which I don’t remember seeing.
We just bought everyone individual Claude Max subscribtions (Anthropic has done nothing about it so far lol). The most expensive tier is 200$/M I think - that’s already much more than most people could possibly spend in tokens.
I am more than happy with the 100$ tier. For a business, that’s a rounding error. Given the productivity boost, I’d say it’s a no-brainer (although you should train your people on it as well).
I think that’s expressly forbidden by their terms. My company considered that but ultimately we are not doing this due to legal limitations in their tos.
Those pro subscriptions are explicitly subsidized and are for individual use only. That’s the main reason they are cheap, they meant to be sales funnels
I am entirely aware of that, but that’s my bosses problem really :D
I don’t think they will do anything about it except cancelling the service thought. I don’t know what you would sue for, except for penalties agreed upon in the contract, which I don’t remember seeing.