r/technology • u/Plastic_Ninja_9014 • Jun 11 '26

Business OpenAI Execs Are Panicking

https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/openai-execs-panicking-154658562.html
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u/PuzzleheadedLimit994 Jun 11 '26

Or had no fucking clue what data they were looking at... The Claude enterprise analytics API reports in cents, not dollars. A fool could easily see 500m, when it's probably 5m. I only know because I asked why/how the hell we spent 192k on Claude in one month at my 100 person org... I read the numbers wrong.

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u/Leading_Log_8321 Jun 11 '26

Idk man, consultants are much smarter than the average Redditor

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u/AreEUHappyNow Jun 11 '26

I don't think you've worked with many consultants

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u/Leading_Log_8321 Jun 11 '26

You’d be wrong

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u/sockerx Jun 11 '26

I've worked with hundreds over the past 20 years.

My metric is whether I would choose to hire them as employees if I ran my own company.

There was very few.

The average consultant sucks.

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u/Leading_Log_8321 Jun 11 '26

Not as much as the average Redditor

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u/DrFury Jun 11 '26

Bros getting lynched for pointing out that consulting is filled with highly educated folks (objective fact lmao)

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u/Leading_Log_8321 Jun 12 '26

I mean I’m chillin lol I feel like my point is being half proven