Reddit asks: if Claude is that good, why isn't it running Anthropic's own IPO?
TraditionalHome8852 · reddit · 2026-10-12
A Reddit poster argues that if Anthropic's models will soon outperform experts at knowledge work, they should be running the company's own IPO — pricing, timing, disclosure, the investor story. If thousands of agents can't nail a frontier lab's own listing, what does that say about the tech; if it goes flawlessly, it's the best ad Claude could ask for.
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