@danshipper: the ai platform war is coming @kieranklaassen and i recorded a quick dispatch from code with @claudeai on the xAI compu…
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Dan Shipper and Kieran Klaassen discuss the emerging AI platform war, focusing on Anthropic's move to become a full cloud infrastructure provider and the implications of the xAI compute deal.
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the ai platform war is coming
@kieranklaassen and i recorded a quick dispatch from code with @claudeai on the xAI compute deal, managed agents, and why anthropic is turning their api into a full cloud infrastructure for developers: https://t.co/CCOs5G4VYl
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