Anthropic’s latest chart crime looks like over-trusting Claude, not deliberate hype
herbiebradley · x · 2026-07-25
A reply to Miles Brundage argues the latest Anthropic “chart crime” is better understood as over-trusting Claude than as deliberate hype.
The poster says the issue is not that Anthropic is trying to mislead people, but that relying on Claude too much is increasingly risky in other contexts.
Related event: Ex-Researcher Says Anthropic Chart Controversy Stems from Overtrust in AI(4 posts)→
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