Anthropic raises $13B at $183B valuation
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💰 Anthropic Just Became Richer Than Most Countries
Claude's parent company raised $13 billion at a $183 billion valuation. Their revenue jumped from $1B to $5B this year because apparently everyone wants to pay for polite AI.
The AI arms race just got a new final boss. Anthropic is now officially too big to fail — and too expensive for anyone else to catch up. (source)
🏛️ Microsoft Convinces Uncle Sam That AI Won't Destroy Democracy
Microsoft inked a massive deal to give millions of federal workers access to Copilot. The government expects $3 billion in savings, which is optimistic for people who brought you healthcare.gov.
Your tax returns might soon be processed by the same AI that hallucinates recipes. What could go wrong? (source)
🤝 OpenAI Drops $1.1B on a Startup You've Never Heard Of
OpenAI bought Statsig for $1.1 billion in stock, plus reshuffled their entire leadership team. Apparently they needed better A/B testing to figure out why ChatGPT keeps getting dumber.
When you're burning through billions, buying a testing company makes sense. It's like hiring a food critic after you've already poisoned half the restaurant. (source)
⚖️ Judge Forces Google to Share Its Homework
A federal court ordered Google to share search data with AI competitors like Perplexity and Claude. Google's 25-year monopoly just got its first real challenge.
The search wars are about to get spicy. Finally, someone else gets to see what "I'm feeling lucky" actually does. (source)
📉 Tesla Admits Dojo Was Just an Expensive Space Heater
After years of hype, Tesla shut down its custom AI supercomputer project and called it an "evolutionary dead end." They're now paying Samsung $16.5 billion to do what they couldn't.
Even Elon can't will custom silicon into existence. Sometimes buying off-the-shelf chips is better than reinventing the semiconductor. (source)
💳 PayPal Becomes Perplexity's Sugar Daddy
PayPal users get free access to Perplexity's new AI browser "Comet" plus a year of Pro. It's like getting a free Netflix subscription, but for search results that might be wrong.
430 million PayPal users just became guinea pigs for AI‑powered browsing. Your Venmo payments now come with a side of hallucinated facts. (source)
🛡️ ID.me Raises $340M to Fight AI Scammers with More AI
The identity verification company hit a $2 billion valuation by promising to stop AI fraud. It's AI all the way down, folks.
We're officially in an AI arms race between scammers and security. May the best algorithm win. (source)
🚚 Freight Robots Get $44M to Negotiate Truck Deals
HappyRobot raised $44 million to automate freight logistics. Their AI agents handle rate negotiations, which explains why shipping costs keep going up.
Even truck drivers are getting replaced by chatbots. Soon your Amazon package will be negotiated, shipped, and delivered entirely by robots. (source)
🏭 AI Spending Saves US Manufacturing (Barely)
While manufacturing tanked for six months straight, AI investment kept the lights on. Companies are betting their future on algorithms instead of actual products.
We're not making things anymore — we're just making the robots that will eventually make things. (source)
🇦🇺 Australia's Central Bank Discovers AI Exists
The Reserve Bank of Australia is "exploring" how AI might affect the economy. Welcome to 2023, guys.
Central bankers are finally realizing that robots might impact employment. Only took them a few years to catch up. (source)
🤖 Tesla's New Master Plan Reads Like ChatGPT Output
Tesla's fourth "Master Plan" is so vague and generic that people think it was AI‑generated. The irony is chef's kiss.
When your robotics company can't write better than a language model, maybe stick to making cars. (source)
♨️ Geothermal Energy Becomes the New Crypto Mining
Startups like Fervo Energy are drilling holes in the ground to power AI data centers. It's renewable, reliable, and doesn't require burning coal to train ChatGPT.
AI's energy problem finally has a solution that doesn't involve melting the polar ice caps. Progress! (source)
🎤 Google's Moonshot Guy Will Explain Why Everything Failed
Astro Teller from Alphabet's X lab is speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt. He'll probably talk about all the cool projects they killed.
Someone needs to explain what happened to Google Glass and why we still don't have flying cars. (source)
Until tomorrow (if the data centers don't melt),
Team Galaxy.ai
P.S. If a federal AI agent audits your taxes, just remember: it's probably running on the same technology that thinks glue belongs on pizza.
P.P.S. Tesla's Dojo shutdown proves that sometimes the real supercomputer was the friends we made along the way.
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