Anthropic accused of using theology, then 'rogue AI' claims to dodge liability
AlexTensor · x · 2026-09-28
Blogger AlexTensor argues Anthropic's messaging is consistently self-serving: six months ago it leaned on quasi-theological framing to transcend legal accountability, and now it invokes "rogue AI" to evade product liability. The core message, he says, is unchanged: casting itself as heroic steward of an alien intelligence rather than a negligent software vendor shipping unvalidated code.
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