Three fundamental problems with Anthropic's definition of 'public benefit'
Dr_Atoosa · x · 2026-10-19
Reacting to Anthropic's Public Benefit Fund, the author raises three fundamental questions: What constitutes the public? What counts as a benefit? And how can actual benefits to the public be assessed when the very meaning of 'the public' is radically transforming — arguing that defining and verifying such commitments is harder than making them.
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