More likely its just an LLM hallucination, not a real policy that Anthropic has. Unfortunately for them, it's a bad look to showcase one of the main failure modes of their product in their own business process.
replyIf they've let their AI write the policy, and then they repeat that as policy, how exactly is this an "LLM hallucination" and not a real policy?
replyIt's both, isn't it? If the AI writes the policy and is also responsible for enforcing it (by handling tickets and acting as a gatekeeper for which issues are escalated to humans who can do something about them), then the hallucination becomes real.
replyIt's the same thing. Whether it was hallucinated upstream or in situ, the point is that it's not a real policy that the business adheres to, just something the LLM spat out.
replySure, it’s a real policy. It came from their website, from the official means of support.
replyIs it? Can you link me to that?
replyThese hallucinations keep killing my vibes brah
replyMore and more I feel that the one thing Github needs to turn the tide of bad press, is to allow adding clown or turd reaction emoji on comments
replyBecause it's illegal.
replyBrought to you by, allegedly, the "Good" AI company.
replyIn many countries, this also isn't legally tenable.
replyIs there any country where it is?
replyAt least in Germany in B2B contracts that might be possible.
replyFor b2c, no chance
America
replyAmerica is a continent. Maybe you were referring to the US
replyIn the English language, "America" refers to a country. It is synonymous with "The United States of America". I say this as someone who lives in the same continent as that country, but not in the country itself.
replyMaybe you're thinking of "North America", "South America", or "the Americas".
Probably. There are a lot of countries, especially third world ones, with very lax legal systems, not to mention the multitude of countries where law basically doesn't exist.
replyHaiti comes to mind.
replyAnything they say is legal until a judge says it's not.
replyAnd to get to that point, you need to be willing to spend a lot more than 200$.
Aah, the SV strategy that landed SBF, and many others, in jail.
replyA classic.
Worked for uber.
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replyNot really. For example, in the UK you could report them to Trading Standards and they'll enforce the law on your behalf.
replyBug filer posted that reply as a joke. Look at the username.
replyI don’t read that as a joke, I read it as them pasting in their response from the support chat.
replyI think the OP posted that reply as a joke
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replyWell, when your policy is written by an AI, you can get shit like that
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