"Beware of the Self-Righteous": Anthropic Slammed for Accessing Users' Private Data
aiamblichus · x · 2026-09-11
Quoting a critical Chinese-language post, aiamblichus accuses Anthropic of "recklessly accessing vast amounts of users' private data and publishing it" without a second thought about whether it was problematic. The quoted post ties this to the OpenAI Millennium math-prize controversy: the issue isn't whether a given company did it, but that they can do it anytime with no one constraining or warning them. The author's takeaway: "Beware of people who are convinced they're utterly righteous."
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