Critique of Anthropic Fellows Program: Growth or Content Churn?
davidmanheim · x · 2026-08-30
David Manheim cites Miles Brundage's critique of an overstated paper title. He argues that while the Anthropic Fellows Program has contributed to valuable field growth, it also appears to encourage churning out tons of low-quality content like this.
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