Dario and Anthropic is the most hypocritical AI company there is.

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Summary

The article critiques Anthropic for hypocrisy in their AI safety stance, alleging they lobby against open-weight models and export bans while implementing regressive policies that disadvantage consumers compared to corporations.

For a company that loves taking the moral high ground, they have done very little comparatively speaking for the consumers and the people. Fearmongering and disparaging competitors in the name of 'safety'; lobbying against openweight models & export bans on China: first the GPU, then now the model themselves; lobbying for regulations and legislations against the consumers; a regressive payment scheme that effectively penalize the less wealthy; censorships and strict regulations for the people but not corporations & governments - Corporations with loads of money gets Mytho 5, the US military get everything except 'no mass surveillance against the US population and 'Claude cannot have full autonomy to decide to kill'. So what's the catch? Is no one else seeing this? The other companies may also do this, but at least they don't hide behind a veil of utter pretention of moral superiority.
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