The government is forcing them to change their policy, by definition that is regulation and oversight.
Let's say that the government was forcing a company to change their overall right-to-repair or return policy in order to avoid being on a blacklist, would that not be seen as oversight and regulation?
Whether the regulation is legitimate or of benefit is a different argument.
No, their Responsible Scaling Policy and their government contract are not related. The RSP governs how Anthropic itself behaves w/r/t developing, testing, and releasing new models. The contract was signed with stipulations around how the government can use existing models (No mass surveillance, no military targeting without a human in the loop) which Hegseth wants removed in a standoff that hasn't yet resolved.
isodev|4 days ago
nickserv|4 days ago
Let's say that the government was forcing a company to change their overall right-to-repair or return policy in order to avoid being on a blacklist, would that not be seen as oversight and regulation?
Whether the regulation is legitimate or of benefit is a different argument.
unholiness|3 days ago