Anthropic is in regulatory-capture financial loop
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September 14, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (6 comments)
ElProlactin
Whether or not Dario, Sam and Elon really believe the worst-case scenarios are realistic, it's obvious that they'd like to form a cartel that they think would benefit their companies. But this guy looks... https://case.kevinnbass.com/ https://x.com/kevinnbass/status/2098493154781446283 https://x.com/kevinnbass/status/2098293338646421691
Havoc
I guess with xcancel being down and twitter website being literally unusable I guess I’ll just not know what this post is about
cyh555
no proof or and R&D findings are being published, they can say whatever they want
skybrian
I think it gets the chronology wrong? Some of these AI safety orgs were around before Anthropic. AI safety concerns are not new.
xvxvx
Seems like the economy is in far worse shape than we ever imagined, for such an eager embrace of blatant deception and criminal activity. The man who bankrupted 6 casinos is doing a serious number on the whole country. I’d say that this is going to hurt but the hurt began a few years ago. FWIW my own personal exit strategy is to withdraw my full 401k, purchase a home outright, work on renewable utilities and prep for the economy to take a massive hit in the near future. Not quite doomsday prepping, more like it’s little cousin.
kazinator
I can't help but be reminded of how Edison scaremongered around electrocution: the War of the Currents. Edison was a proponent of distribution of DC, and so he used scare tactics to try to convince people that the competing AC, which could be stepped to high voltages for long-distance transmission, was dangerous. He staged public electrocutions of animals to spread fear. This is much the same thing: AI is dangerous, except our brand of AI.