[qsera]

> run it on skeleton crew with a ton of AI and get ultra rich...

I don't get people who believe this. Why would an AI company provide a service that someone can sell at 10x the price, mostly unchanged? Why wouldn't the AI company sell it directly?

[wvbdmp]

This is what Amazon did for many physical products. It just takes time.

[DonsDiscountGas]

Wholesale vs retail. I think the highest value, biggest markets will have products straight from the AI labs (ie legal review) but there's a lot of "last mile" type stuff that it's probably not as economical for anthropic to care about but maybe for some other company.

[0x000xca0xfe]

Why wouldn't it be economical?

Following the logic their agents should be able to find and make money with niche businesses cheaper than human entrepreneurs.

[DonsDiscountGas]

The relevant comparison isn't "human entrepreneurs", it's whatever else those agents could be doing instead

[esafak]

So they're going to provide service for every product under the sun? I ain't paying for no enterprise product without service.