Anthropic's Fable 5 Takes 11% of Ramp Corporate Spend
Financial Times data shows limited corporate use of Anthropic's priciest model.
Posts quote a Financial Times report stating Anthropic's Fable 5 accounts for 11 percent of corporate AI spending on Ramp more than two months after release. Other posts cite the same report for a 6 percent share of purchased Anthropic tokens. Several tweets note the model's price is double that of prior versions and attribute the spending pattern to businesses choosing cheaper open-source alternatives for most tasks. One quote from an executive predicts Fable 5 usage will rise over time. Another post references Anthropic's $2 trillion valuation expectations amid the reported plateau.
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Not looking good for them: Anthropic’s Fable 5 is losing ground to cheaper open-source models: According to the FT, Anthropic’s most powerful model accounts for just 11% of its corporate AI spending on Ramp. The reason is simple: Fable 5 is too expensive, while cheaper models…
and yet they expect $2T
Anthropic’s best AI model struggles to attract users as cheaper tools thrive https://ft.trib.al/42pfSjK
Disagree. Anthropic is not (yet) “cooked”. They have a decent chance of surviving. They have a lot of talent; they have significant market share. They have executed well. But anyone who invests money in them at a $2 trillion dollar valuation when interest in their premium…
There’s a word for this, and I believe it’s “cooked” https://twitter.com/ft/status/2091443409978319307
“Anthropic's best AI model struggles to attract users as cheaper tools thrive”
FT: Fable 5 accounts for only 6% of purchased Anthropic tokens. It costs exactly twice Claude Opus 5’s rates and that price gap is already changing spending. Businesses appear to be matching model strength to task difficulty, paying for frontier capability only when the…
% of Fable 5 use will go up over time. The bottleneck for a large number of valuable use cases today is not model intelligence. Still a huge capabilities overhang, especially for nontechnical knowledg workers. Firms are focused on growth and this does not require pushing…
Not looking good for them: Anthropic’s Fable 5 is losing ground to cheaper open-source models: According to the FT, Anthropic’s most powerful model accounts for just 11% of its corporate AI spending on Ramp. The reason is simple: Fable 5 is too expensive, while cheaper models…
