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The reason I try not to pay for Anthropic is because half the engineering questions I ask get flagged as "too dangerous". Examples: spraying liquids at relatively low pressure, creating small AI models to detect objects via Raspberry Pi cameras, and calculating collisions between moving machine parts. Claude blocks me on almost EVERYTHING, even though the questions are completely valid science and engineering questions. I see NO REASON to pay for Claude when Kimi or GLM's quality it almost as good and I don't get rejected all the time for absolute nonsense. Anthropic is trying to be the uber-safe children's chemistry set where its ok if a kid drinks all of the chemicals in it while playing with it. That's not how you run a successful business. This is just the natural result.

Please God let a model or company as capable as Claude/Anthropic come along soon that doesnt require ID so that we don’t all end up as uncreative mind slaves.

AI assistance does not eliminate human authorship. A comment may be drafted or refined with tools but still reflect the user’s own ideas and judgment. Prohibiting any AI assistance would be difficult to enforce and would likely exclude normal writing aids that many people already use. The more relevant standard is whether the commenter stands behind the content and participates in the discussion.

Another rat floats down the drain

You must follow the law in your home country. Your refusal to do so constitutes Treason. Obey the law.

I guess BBC has never heard of Iran. They easily passed the 3.5%, so the government “reduced the percentage”. BBC, you are completely disconnected from reality.

Go to the army for five minutes and you’ll find 10 different ideas of products to create. Your failure is based on your limited and narrow perception, not the lack of ideas of things to create

Checkmate, Altman

Gotta protect those precious greasy canola seed dollars, right? Seriously, does anyone even believe this?? I'm guessing High Fructose Corn Syrup doesn't cause diabetes either... As soon as some health investigator has a look at one of their profitable products, a squad of "scientists" rush to the scene to officially deboink the myth that it gives you heart disease. What a joke. And a sad one at that.