FALSE ADVERTISING LAWSUIT NEWS!!

FALSE ADVERTISING LAWSUIT NEWS!! Anthropic just got sued for lying about their $200 a month plan. They promise you 20 times the usage on that plan, delivered close to six. As stated in the lawsuit, one five-hour session burned 15% of the entire week. Three days of work and then locked out. Now here's the thing, everyone's blaming the wrong thing. What are people saying? Oh, it's just a cash grab, they're just money hungry, blah blah blah. They're not cutting you off to make money, they're cutting you off because they're losing money. That five-hour session that you're using Claude for costs them more than your entire month bill. And they added these limits for one reason, because the math doesn't work. This isn't a company squeezing you, they can't afford for you to be a customer. So I was talking about the AI bubble yesterday. This is it up close. What happens first, limits tighten. The pay more button is going to come up sooner. This isn't a billing glitch, this is economics. But it comes on your credit card first. So before you start calling Anthropic greedy, ask a scarier question. What happens to my $200 max use plan when the company actually has to make money? What happens when cheaper models start coming out? What happens when Fable 5 gets distilled and everyone starts using that cheaper model? Maybe it's free. What happens if their IPO starts declining even further? What happens when these AI companies can't pay bills, billion dollar contracts to each other? What happens is your plan gets smaller. It shrinks. You start paying for overage limits with API tokens. The belt tightens on your usage plan first. So how fast do you hit your limit? Comment below. And do you think that this is Anthropic being greedy or drowning? Follow and like for more. I'll keep you up to date if this ends up being a class action suit.