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Mankind is doing what it does best at scale: sprinting mindlessly into problematic scenarios because the species is fragmented and has arbitrarily established concepts of groups defined by region, race, ideology, etc.

As a species, this is just natural selection.

by keybored11 hours ago|

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Sure. It’s just that sprinting is dictated by money.

Money rules region, race, ideology, etc.

by moogly21 hours ago|

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If they're truly principled, and these are true red lines, given no other recourse, I would be impressed if Anthropic decided to shut down the company. Won't happen, but I would be smashing that F key if they did.

The other two definitely never would in a million years.

by anigbrowl19 hours ago|

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If I had decision input at Anthropic I'd be giving serious consideration to reincorporating in the EU or Japan, and also doubling or tripling my personal legal and security budget.

by paganel15 hours ago|

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They’ll go after their bank accounts and their financing, in effect killing them outright, no matter from where they’d be headquartered (other than China or Russia, that is). Also, EU and Japan would not risk their nuclear umbrella protection in order to defend the interest of an US company that is fighting the US Government, not in a million years.

by lloeki14 hours ago|

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Is that so?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/macron-outline-france-nu...

https://www.defense.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/ministere-ar...

by paganel14 hours ago|

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France doesn't even have a nuclear triad in place, and last time they offered any big assurances at the international level Munich '38 happened and then June '40. Macron and the people running the French State are well aware of this, no matter their public statements.

by lloeki1 hours ago|

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I fail to see how the inane failures brought by a dysfunctional IVth Republic are in any way relevant to the post-WW2 world order where both nuclear weapons and the EU began to exist, and in which France has been extremely relevant multiple times over, both geopolitically and on operational theatres.

The importance of the land component of the triad is vastly overstated, simply do not make sense at the landmass size of France, and only matters when your doctrine is USA vs USSR cold-war era complete retaliatory annihilation anyway.

by medi8r13 hours ago|

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Well look at it this way. Europe wants to ramp up on defense given Putin and Trump's moves, so having a big AI company they can keep close probably fits into that.

Unless you are saying Europe is basically submissive to the US due to the nuclear situation.

by plumthreads20 hours ago|

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Anthropic have a pretty progressive corporate governance structure, so there is a good argument that they will stay true to their principles. However, this will likely be the biggest test for how strong that governance structure is up to now.

by goku1215 hours ago|

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There is one tiny problem in your assessment. That statement was written by the employees of Google and OpenAI, in solidarity with their counterparts at Anthropic. It doesn't really matter what Anthropic does. We're doomed! (cue the dramatic music!)

by voganmother4223 hours ago|

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Tech leaders are a joke

by goku1215 hours ago|

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More like a nightmare. This isn't happening by accident. They aren't being opportunistic either. They're playing a game that they planned at least two decades ago. If the books they wrote and published openly aren't evidence enough, you can look at the Epstein files. Look past all the obvious horrific crimes in it, and you'll the see signs of their numerous interventions in society through large scale social engineering, that got us to the dystopia we're in now.

by propagandist22 hours ago|

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Yeah, it's a nice gesture, but having watched Google handle the protests in recent years and their culture inching a step closer to Amazon, I do not foresee their leadership being swayed by employee resistance. They'll either quietly sign an agreement and discreetly implement it, or they will go scorched earth on their employees again.

by elAhmo20 hours ago|

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So much for the hope with leaders such as Sam and Dario

by medi8r22 hours ago|

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Needs a union. With strikes and all that jazz.

by _bohm20 hours ago|

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I don't know why you're being downvoted. This letter is completely toothless, and what you're suggesting is literally the only thing that these people could do that would make a difference.

by ngcazz15 hours ago|

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Hanging out in the streets on a Saturday is America's conception of a protest, you think people with this sort of consciousness understand unionizing?

by globular-toast15 hours ago|

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A lot of them have been brainwashed into believing unions are bad.

by renewiltord22 hours ago|

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by medi8r22 hours ago|

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Yeah it would need to be a union run by it's members. Maybe with a constitution.

(Please edit comment to remove names incase they want to remove from OP)

by renewiltord22 hours ago|

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The other unions are also run by their members. And they had a constitution. It's just the truth that most people who join a union are trying to kick out minorities. And when the minorities band together and the majority bands together one of these bands is bigger than the other.

And people like to flag kill the truth but it was a union who got the Koreans deported and it was a union that made it so the Chinese couldn't get citizenship. These are facts and the guys who would be their victims haven't forgotten it. Obviously the majority would like to hide this inconvenient truth using the tool this site offers to do that, but it doesn't change the truth, and these people know it.