Dario Amodei says Anthropic is ‘not interested in destroying anyone’
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When a leading lab says it’s not out to destroy traditional software, it’s acknowledging that AI will be layered into — not simply replace — existing stacks. SaaS operators should plan for deep model integration and co-selling, not a binary ‘AI vs SaaS’ framing.
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