> At what point do we stop engaging with Anthropic’s leadership in good faith
About two years ago?
I would also note that Dario's post appears to be LLM written. Maybe... maybe... he's read so much Claudeish that it's all he can speak now himself. But I wonder if he's becoming a bit of a meat proxy.
(It's funny, I thought "pace the frontier" was going to mean something similar to "patrolling the frontier". But no, it's pace as in speed of change - everyone must slow down, right now (unless it's Anthropic, but you know we're the good guys in this, right? We're going to get someone to audit our desks!) "Pacing the frontier" feels so LLM.)
ok, he doesn't actually say this. But he is getting the desks audited...
For what it's worth, I didn't get AI-written vibes from it, and Pangram also flags it as 100% human-written.
> But I wonder if he's becoming a bit of a meat proxy.
A joke I recently encountered:
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A CEO proudly announced he'd bought an AI system designed to identify the company's most replaceable employee.
It spent the night analyzing five years of emails, meetings, salaries, performance reviews, and productivity data.
The next morning, it came back with one name:
The CEO.
The IT guy was fired for installing defective software.