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Anthropic Commits $100M to Train 10,000 Claude Enterprise Engineers by 2027
AI
about 2 hours ago•1 min read

Anthropic Commits $100M to Train 10,000 Claude Enterprise Engineers by 2027

Zubiqo Take

"Selling enterprise API credits is fundamentally bottlenecked by the customer's technical incompetence, forcing frontier labs to physically train the client's workforce just to close the deal."

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Anthropic
Andreessen Horowitz Launches AI Academy to Replace College, Backed by $42M Tech Seed
AI
10 days ago•1 min read

Andreessen Horowitz Launches AI Academy to Replace College, Backed by $42M Tech Seed

Zubiqo Take

"The ultimate vertical integration: farm the smartest dropouts for free deal flow today, then charge the next batch Ivy League tuition once the regulatory ink dries."

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