philipwhiuk

You're ignoring the "or" which is doing a lot of work.

Anthropic's position is seemingly that it was "another part of the publishing process [that] was compromised"

I'm skeptical that the corporate laptop wasn't somehow compromised - or at least the key material leaked.

AI, turning the joke that half of all statistics are made up into an accurate statement.

That's GNU/rms

> the problem could be solved with an opt-out.

The problem would be better solved with an opt-in.

> Downloading a file from a free access server cannot violate license terms.

Sure it can. If you're downloading it for commercial purposes (clearly the case) you're violating the license.

I assume they need the adult content in order to detect adult content generated by their users.

Yes, I will say it's a high-AI-trust approach. I can see this being adopted by people like Anthropic who already don't read the code. Personally I'm still trying to get my company to add AI review to MRs :(

It'll be interesting to see what orgs are excluded. Maybe it's a cull of Xbox. Maybe it's a cull of core Windows/Office SDE and/or Azure.

I was looking for the risk of "If we succeed to the extent proposed by our founders money may be of little functional purpose".

Lots of other fun risks (highly recommend checking that section) but not that one :(

Anyone know if there’s a Java decoder?

I don't mind the 'what about our careers' argument.

But lets not beat about the bush. Lets have the careers argument.

> Teaching without tenure is gig work, not a career.

Teaching without tenure is... teaching. Secondary school teachers don't have tenure. I find it hard to describe secondary school teaching as gig work.