"running a sophisticated regulatory capture strategy based on fear-mongering,"
"We really want to be able to have the entire world realize the potential, the positive benefits, and the upside that can come from AI and in order to do that, we have to get the tough things right. We have to make the risks manageable. And that's why we talk about it so much."
"No one says 'we want a less safe product,'"
Anthropic maintains that openly addressing AI risks is necessary to unlock AI's positive benefits while keeping those risks manageable. The company's Claude model is used by over 300,000 startups, developers, and companies, revealing strong customer demand for both powerful capabilities and reliable, safe behavior. Public reporting of model limits and jailbreaks functions like crash-test disclosures, improving safety features and buyer confidence. That transparency establishes informal minimum safety standards through market adoption and encourages other firms to build safer systems. Some critics characterize the approach as fear-driven regulatory capture, creating debate over motives.
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