Reddit has taken legal action against Anthropic, accusing the AI company of continuing to access its platform over 100,000 times since July 2024 despite claims of ceasing all operations in May 2024. Reddit's lawsuit highlights apparent hypocrisy in Anthropic's public persona, suggesting that while it projects a compliant image, it disregards rules for profit. Reddit's chief legal officer emphasized the significance of its unique conversations for training AI models, pointing out the substantial financial implications of this exploitation.
This case is about the two faces of Anthropic: the public face that attempts to ingratiate itself into the consumer's consciousness with claims of righteousness and respect for boundaries and the law, and the private face that ignores any rules that interfere with its attempts to further line its pockets.
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