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- 📈 Anthropic shoots for $70b in revenue
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Happy Thursday! While everyone else was arguing about which AI model sounded smarter, Anthropic was quietly doing something less flashy — turning hype into products. And now, suddenly, they’re the one everyone’s paying attention to. Catch this story and more in today’s Top AI News!
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📣 TOP AI NEWS
Anthropic’s Revenue Rocket Isn’t Slowing Down
Source: Anthropic
Anthropic is reportedly projecting as much as $70 billion in revenue and $17 billion in cash flow by 2028, driven by rapid adoption of its business-focused AI products. The company expects $3.8 billion in API revenue this year and is on track for $9 billion in ARR by the end of 2025, with up to $26 billion targeted for 2026. Recent partnerships with Microsoft, Deloitte, and Salesforce highlight its aggressive B2B push, alongside the launch of more cost-efficient Claude AI models (read more).
AI Becomes Shopify’s Core Engine
Source: Shopify
Shopify, the e-commerce platform powering millions of online stores, says AI isn’t just an add-on—it’s now central to everything the company builds. During its Q3 earnings call, leadership revealed that traffic from AI tools to Shopify stores is up 7x since January, with purchases from AI-powered search rising 11x. The company highlighted its expanding partnerships with OpenAI, Microsoft Copilot, and Perplexity as pivotal drivers of this shift. According to president Harley Finkelstein, these efforts are laying the groundwork for what Shopify calls “agentic commerce” (watch the earnings call).
Sora Lands on Android!
Source: OpenAI
Sora is now officially available on Android across the U.S., Canada, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Korea, following its breakout iOS debut in September. The AI video app brings its full feature set to Google Play, including Cameos, which lets users generate videos of themselves using their own likeness. Its TikTok-style feed is expected to accelerate user growth as it enters the competitive short-form video arena. The launch comes as the app faces ongoing scrutiny over deepfakes and copyright protections (see announcement).
🛠️ THIS WEEK’S AI COMBO: 1 PROMPT + 1 TOOL
One simple ChatGPT prompt and a handy AI tool to help with everyday life.
✨ Networking ✨
Copy & Paste ChatGPT Prompt:
“Offer practical advice on how to network effectively in [specific industry or setting]. Discuss strategies for making connections, following up, and leveraging social media platforms like [LinkedIn, X, etc.].” Access ChatGPT → here
💡 Replace the brackets with your own details (e.g., “biotech conferences” or “creative industry meetups”) to get a fully tailored networking strategy. Advanced prompts are available → here
Handy AI Tool:
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⚡️ MIND SPARK
🤝 Nvidia & Deutsche Telekom Join Forces: Nvidia signed a €1 billion deal with Deutsche Telekom to build an “AI factory” in Munich, boosting Germany’s AI capacity by 50%. The Industrial AI Cloud will run over 1,000 DGX B200 systems and up to 10,000 Blackwell GPUs (see Telekom’s announcement).
🎫 Google’s AI Mode Levels Up: Google is rolling out new agentic capabilities in AI Mode, letting users book event tickets and beauty or wellness appointments directly from Search. These updates are available to U.S. users in Search Labs, with higher limits for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers (see Google’s announcement).
📰 People Inc. Strikes New AI Deal: People Inc., revealed by parent company IAC, has signed a new AI licensing agreement with Microsoft, becoming one of the first publishers to join Microsoft’s upcoming content marketplace. The deal lets AI players pay publishers on a per-use basis, with Microsoft’s Copilot set to be the first buyer (see IAC’s announcement).
🛒 Amazon Tells Perplexity’s Shopping Bot to Back Off: Amazon has issued a cease-and-desist to Perplexity, demanding the company stop letting its AI shopping assistant, Comet, operate on Amazon’s store without identifying itself as an agent. Perplexity argues its bot has the same permissions as a human user, while Amazon says third-party agents must disclose themselves just like delivery or travel apps do (see Amazon’s statement).
📡 OpenAI Locks In $38B AWS Deal: OpenAI has signed a $38 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to buy cloud computing over the next seven years. It will start using AWS immediately, with full capacity expected by the end of 2026 and possible expansion beyond 2027 (see AWS’ announcement).
🎨 AI ART
Image Prompt: Four friends silhouetted against a glowing sunset sky, with one caught mid-jump as two others cheer, capturing a vibrant and playful moment full of energy and warmth.
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