The Verge reports that an expanded class-action lawsuit questions whether Anthropic broke the law by misleading power users. Some subscribers to the company’s Max plan, which costs $100–$200 per month, say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for.
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Some Anthropic Max subscribers say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for with the $100–$200-per-month plan, The Verge reports.
The Verge reports that an expanded class-action lawsuit questions whether Anthropic broke the law by misleading power users. Some subscribers to the company’s Max plan, which costs $100–$200 per month, say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for.
The Verge@vergeSubscribers of Anthropic’s Max plan ($100-200 per month) say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for.
The New Stack@thenewstackA class-action lawsuit over Anthropic's Claude Max plan exposes a broader industry problem: AI companies can't easily price unpredictable compute as flat-rate subscriptions.
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The Verge@vergeSubscribers of Anthropic’s Max plan ($100-200 per month) say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for.
The New Stack@thenewstackA class-action lawsuit over Anthropic's Claude Max plan exposes a broader industry problem: AI companies can't easily price unpredictable compute as flat-rate subscriptions.