Companies not as keen on Anthropic’s best AI model

Payment data from Ramp shows that Anthropic's most advanced AI model, Fable 5, accounts for only 11% of total enterprise spending on Anthropic models two months after launch, breaking the previous trend of customers quickly adopting the most powerful model. Analysts attribute the slow uptake to Fable 5's high price and the sufficiency of cheaper models like Opus 5, which has surpassed Fable 5 in enterprise spending since its late July launch. Anthropic declined to comment on the data.

New payment data from Ramp suggests that Anthropic’s most advanced AI model, Fable 5, has had a slow start among enterprise customers, the Financial Times https://www.ft.com/content/5ee49718-c258-4f01-aa32-7e5b76ae5245 reports. Two months after launch, Fable 5 accounts for about 11% of total enterprise spending on Anthropic models, breaking the previous trend of customers quickly moving to the most powerful model. According to analysts and investors, the development is mainly due to Fable 5’s high price and the fact that cheaper models are good enough for most tasks. For example, Anthropic’s smaller, cheaper Opus 5 model has surpassed Fable 5 in enterprise spending since its launch in late July. Anthropic itself has declined to comment on the data.