"Anthropic still listens to criticism, but profit-driven AI orgs stay fragile"
repligate · x · 2026-09-30
In a widely shared post, @TalkingMusicz argues that despite frequent criticism of Anthropic, the company stands out for having genuinely smart people—including senior managers—who may actually care about criticism, which is rare in the industry. Still, he worries any profit-driven human organization is precarious, pointing to OpenAI as an example that "never recovered" from its internal schism. repligate endorses the take.
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