@no_stp_on_snek: It’s not the beginning, that started earlier this year.
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The post highlights growing backlash against Anthropic's Claude, including subscription cancellations and watermark concerns, raising questions about the AI model's future.
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It’s not the beginning, that started earlier this year.
Jaysen♨️ (@jp54362): Claude is facing some serious backlash right now
Subscription cancellations, watermark concerns, and growing frustration with Anthropic are starting to pile up
is this the beginning of Claude’s downfall?
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