… We co-iterated on those policies together, and we also continue to co-iterate on them because culture changes. Content policy is a living, breathing thing. It has to change as culture changes, it has to change as the internet changes. …
… But things quickly changed with the launch of Suno in December of 2023 and Udio in April of 2024. …
… That could change if public anger keeps building. …
… A contractor like Anthropic setting limits on specific uses of its tech is unusual. “It’s not government-created technology in the way that the Manhattan Project was,” nor a conventional military supplier like Northrop Grumman, said Andrew Reddie, an associate research professor of public policy at… …
… They don’t care what our policy says. They’re happy to buy the thing or hack it, and they don’t care what Anthropic’s policy says. …
… Has your fundamental framework changed? The fundamental framework has not changed. …
… Are Bambu’s actions really that egregious, or is it just trying to protect its ecosystem? …
… The other person is Ilya Sutskever, who was one of the votes to remove Sam, and then he changed his mind, or at least said he changed his mind, and then he left to start his own company. Do you know what made him change his mind? …
… Are you investing more on the policy side, on the production side, where you’re saying you’re changing? What part specifically is growing? Well, one of the things that is really going to make a big change is our partnership with Disney at ABC. …
… Did he notice any changes in his online fights when Musk took over Twitter and it turned into X? …
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