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I’m sorry, but this do-gooder concept doesn’t jibe with their other actions. For example, swindling their business partners (such as Figma). Filing an unnecessary trademark lawsuit against a customer whose brand predates Anthropic.

And for safety? Oh yeah, they literally sell the removal of guardrails in exchange for minimum spend commitments.

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For example, swindling their business partners (such as Figma). Filing an unnecessary trademark lawsuit against a customer whose brand predates Anthropic.

Completely unrelated to AI safety.

they literally sell the removal of guardrails in exchange for minimum spend commitments

It seems blindingly obvious to me that you'd want to let trusted organizations use the models defensively, which means without guardrails, and that you'd probably gate that behind some kind of enterprise sales process, for multiple reasons.

Honestly, it just seems like you have an axe to grind and aren't really particularly knowledgeable (or curious) about AI safety.

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