'If Anthropic's AI is so dangerous, why are we letting them go public?'
nikvassev · x · 2026-09-11
Blogger nikvassev poses a pointed one-liner: if Anthropic's own AI is as dangerous as its safety framing suggests, why are regulators and markets letting the company go public?
The post highlights the tension between leading AI labs' risk warnings and their rapid commercialization and fundraising push.
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