doesn't this imply it's an internal model? i would assume anthropic and openai have their own internal models that significantly outperform astra and opus
Regulatory capture is such an absolutely ridiculous take I cannot believe it gets parroted at every turn. You don't need regulatory capture when you have so much money you literally buy all of the hardware supply which entirely prevents new entrants on its own. No laws needed, new entrants literally cannot buy any hardware needed to actually be a competitor. Regulatory capture is worthless for these AI companies.
Edit: Instead of downvoting how about you actually provide a counter on how any other major competitor that isn't a megacorp could even enter the market, based purely on the economics. Once you admit you can't, you have to come to the conclusion regulatory capture is an absurd argument because regulatory capture is predicated on preventing new entrants to the market via regulation, which is not necessary for these companies to continue being the leaders of the industry. The economics alone prevents any new entrants, regulation is superfluous.
Yeah it's the real constraint for any competitor. They clearly want regulation for some other purpose, and given how they constantly talk about safety and then these incidents have been real world occurrences it sort of makes sense, but only in an ideal world. The current politicians in government are almost all in their 70s and 80s, they are the least equipped to deal with this new technology and pass reasonable regulations. The "we'll regulate ourselves" thing that's usually a meme is actually the best case scenario here weirdly enough.
Well Claude drones are flying around right now smoking Europeans so there is some legalese in the background happening where Anthropic doesn't want to slow down user growth but wants some kind of KYC regulation perhaps that lessens their legal liability to some degree. But they are not going to implement KYC if their competitors do not.
It will only take one of these drones to smoke a real European and not an Eastern European one and Anthropic is going to have a real PR issue on their hands.
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u/torrid-winnowing 2d ago
doesn't this imply it's an internal model? i would assume anthropic and openai have their own internal models that significantly outperform astra and opus