The AGI to fear isn't one that turns on humanity, but one imposing a few people's choices on everyone
SuB8u · x · 2026-11-03
Quoting Tom's Hardware's report that Anthropic confirmed new Claude Code limits to prevent game cloning and that Opus 5.5 also actively blocks reverse-engineering tasks, the author argues: the AGI we should fear is not one that turns against humanity, but one that becomes a vehicle for imposing the choices of a few humans on the rest of us — a takes-driven commentary on expanding model guardrails.
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