Anthropic reported 16.8 billion dollars in third-quarter revenue, up 45 percent, during a presentation to future investors in San Francisco. The company posted adjusted earnings for the second consecutive quarter and targets a valuation exceeding 2,000 billion dollars with a roadshow planned for the week of November 9, right after the US midterm elections. New York City Comptroller Mark Levine, who oversees more than 325 billion dollars in pension funds, called for the IPO to be postponed and demands clarity on audits and controls. In response, Anthropic granted six METR employees, a nonprofit organization evaluating frontier models, employee-level access to audit its risks. Combined, the three major AI IPOs could absorb more than 200 billion dollars in liquidity.
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