Mass quits from AI labs could be the strongest tool to change beliefs, commentators argue after Anthropic exit
birchlse · x · 2026-09-11
Kelsey Tuoc notes that an Anthropic employee quitting with the words 'I think what we're doing is dangerous and not worth it' reached many people, and says fellow employees who see things as dire should reflect on whether quitting could help.
jttiehen goes further: a slew of simultaneous AI-employee resignations would be a powerful signal that could change many people's beliefs — perhaps the single best such tool currently available.
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