All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

Anthropic's Generational Run, OpenAI Panics, AI Moats, Meta Loses Lawsuits

March 27, 2026

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Anthropic has surged ahead in enterprise AI with rapid product releases, while OpenAI refocuses amid consumer competition. The hosts contrast the companies' models, debate AI's disruption of SaaS and broader markets, critique Meta's lawsuit losses over platform harms to youth, and discuss David Sacks and David Friedberg's appointments to President Trump's PCAST science advisory council.

Anthropic's Product Momentum and Enterprise Focus

Anthropic launched Claude for Work in January for business users, integrating with tools like Gmail and Notion for tasks such as cron jobs. Opus 4.6 followed, hailed by Jensen Huang and Michael Dell as an agentic model inflection point enabling team productivity. February brought code plugins that disrupted SaaS incumbents, adding $6 billion in annual run rate. This week, "computer use" debuted—an enterprise agent controlling desktops via the Claude phone app, akin to an open-source Claude. Hosts praise Anthropic's coding bet as a gateway to enterprise IT budgets and extensions like generating PowerPoints or spreadsheets via code. Revenue grows fast via API and partners like GitHub and Cursor, though costs and token usage remain concerns. Sacks notes their AGI focus and regulatory push for permissions on chips/models, which he sees as creating moats for incumbents. Chamath highlights different revenue recognition: Anthropic emphasizes gross

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What you'll learn

1 (00:00) **Intro Banter** - Hosts reunite, tease big AI news and Friedberg's California rants
2 (02:20) **Anthropic's Product Momentum** - Highlights Claude for Work, Opus 4.6, code plugins, computer use agent; $6B ARR added in Feb
3 (04:21) **Sacks on Anthropic Strengths and Critiques** - Admires products like MCP but opposes regulatory capture push for chip/model permissions
4 (07:27) **Anthropic's Anti-Trump Branding** - Dario's stance attracts left-leaning PhDs; seen as genuine culture or talent strategy
5 (09:05) **Anthropic vs OpenAI Revenue Models** - Chamath normalizes: OpenAI 75% consumer subs/25% API; Anthropic reverse via GitHub/Cursor
6 (12:12) **OpenAI Consumer Share Erosion** - From 100% to 75% as market grows; Apple/Meta/Microsoft underrepresented
7 (17:00) **OpenAI Pivots and PE Deals** - Cuts side projects for Anthropic focus; offers PE 17.5% min return JV for AI deployment