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How will companies like Anthropic and OpenAI retain customers?

The models are getting smarter everyday and pretty soon any frontier model will be great at any task we throw at them. By any, I mean the most common enterprise use-cases today like coding etc. And these companies have no moat. I can use Claude today and move to OpenAI tomorrow without any impact.…

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  1. 2026-10-15 19:41 · r/artificial
    How will companies like Anthropic and OpenAI retain customers?

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