Ramp data shows low Claude share amid "high" mode downgrade controversy
eyishazyer · x · 2026-08-23
Ramp's AI Index reveals Anthropic's enterprise spend is a fraction of OpenAI's, suggesting a ceiling on what companies pay for marginal quality. Separately, Claude Code users accused Anthropic of silently downgrading the "high" reasoning mode (mapping 100 to 10); Anthropic claims it was a config mapping error, but skepticism remains high.
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