as a person, i would absolutely not pay more than $1K for ai, because at that point i can just get myself a bartening job
I know guy who run cafe from his IT salary.
Thinking, up to specific price, it's great tool for devs, and from some higher price, you think more about how to earn money back.
Is it wise to believe that once Anthropic (and OpenAI, for that matter) are public, that they won't start looking for ways to improve margins, such as increasing enterprise pricing even by single-digit percentages given it comprises the lion's share of their revenue?
e.g. adding 5% on top of API pricing isn't likely to cause noticeable churn if at all, and yet 5% of a massive number can make a meaningful difference in share price.