Why one developer prefers Anthropic's quiet-release strategy over constant AI hype
rudrank · x · 2026-10-05
A developer says he's increasingly drawn to Anthropic's release style: the company stays quiet, drops a phenomenal release seemingly at random, then disappears again. He argues this beats the constant hype-inflation common across the AI industry.
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