It's being destroyed on purpose, with backing from the crypto industry who stand to have the most to gain at the expense of everyone else.

This is illegal in the UK (and we aren't even talking about the hidden tax surprise at US registers either), unsurprising to see it's normalised in the US.

> US dystopia: probably accelerating?

Yeah, absolutely no indicators whatsoever we can go off of right now.

yes, but recent alerts don't seem to be reporting properly, which now makes sense given the news.

> Despite the flashy title that's the first "sober" analysis from a CEO I read about the technology.

Didn't IBM just sign quite a big deal with Groq?

Enough is enough, when is the regulation going to shut these legal insider trading markets down?

> If Anthropic should have prevented this, then logically they should’ve had guardrails. Right now you can write whatever code you want. But to those who advocate guardrails, keep in mind that you’re advocating a company to decide what code you are and aren’t allowed to write.

They do. Read the RSP or one of the model cards.

Not sure why you would write all of this without researching yourself what they already declare publicly that they do.

I don’t think these points are accurate at all for people in the UK. There isn’t really a class divide, you ride trains in particular because it’s theoretically the most time efficient way to travel within metro areas and potentially across the country. Increased prices have not resulted in better service, and it’s purely a method to price gouge those who have no feasible travel alternatives.