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Anthropic accidentally leaked their Claude Code sourcemap and panicked with thousands of DMCA takedowns. Unpacking the hilarious hypocrisy of the "ethical" AI lab.
Remember "Claude Explains"? Anthropic's pretentious attempt to make their LLM a blogger lasted less than a week. Lets look at how they nuked the project the same week Reddit sued them for aggressive scraping.
Anthropic, the 'ethical' B Corp, just settled a lawsuit for $1.5 billion after being caught pirating books to train its Claude LLM. So much for being the good guys.
Everybody gets an autonomous hacking AI as OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta turn cyber incidents, bad containment and model hype into another PR arms race.
Anthropic has finally been ordered to fund its full $1.5 billion copyright settlement. The self-appointed responsible adult of AI still admits no wrongdoing, despite knowingly downloading millions of pirated books and keeping them anyway.
The Pentagon just accidentally popped the generative AI bubble. While clueless users boycott OpenAI for Anthropic, both are walking into a financial death trap.
Ever wondered who the biggest parasite in the AI world is? It's not OpenAI. A new report exposes how Anthropic's parasitic behaviour is draining the web, while Meta's strip-mining tactics consume it. A look at the data and the grim future it predicts for online creators.
AI extinction panic arrived right after Astra and Fable 5.1 failed to change much. Convenient timing for frontier labs now calling for a slowdown.
The OpenAI lawsuits are a beautiful thing to watch. A half-trillion-dollar company built on mass copyright theft is finally getting its day in court, and it's a complete clown show of deleted evidence and pathetic excuses. But if you want to see the real brain-rot, you have to venture into the digital asylum of the GenAI subreddits. It's here, amongst the true believers, that the defence of corporate piracy becomes a holy crusade, fueled by some of the most stunningly stupid logic known to man.
