[throwaw12]

I guess Sama is happy.

Also I wonder what's happening with democracy in the US, with this level of presidential control to mess up everything, is US moving towards dictatorship?

[bestouff]

Are you seriously still asking this question ?

[Freedom2]

On the plus side, gas and groceries are reportedly cheaper than ever, with the highest job counts and everyone being beautifully happy!

[lioeters]

I'm starting to think this guy is kind of a jerk.

[frogperson]

You cant be serious. We are well past democracy and deep into fascism. Ask yourself, how many of the 14 points do you recognize?

https://ratical.org/ratville/CAH/fasci14chars.html

[RonanSoleste]

Oh the US crossed that threshold the day he started he won the elections the second time. Most Americans seem to think new elections will solve it. But for germans it was a world war that brought back democracy. There were no elections anymore. That is also the most likely case for the US now.

[throwaw12]

You might be right, I am getting worried more and more for upcoming 2039-2045 years

[JKCalhoun]

I'm counting 12.

[maxwellsdeamons]

Not saying that you are wrong. But even before Trump the US ticked like 10/14.

[cluckindan]

The puppet does what the puppeteer makes it do.

[adriand]

The US will survive this, despite being damaged, because Trump and his team are incompetent and he’s in a bubble and no one tells him what is actually going on. The GOP is going to get crushed in the midterms. From that standpoint, Anthropic may simply be playing the long game, and playing it well.

[goatlover]

Really hope so. Only concern is what desperate measures the Trump admin will be willing to employ to stop the midterms from giving Democrats control of Congress (or at least the House).

[cue_the_strings]

Probably war.

[palmotea]

> Also I wonder what's happening with democracy in the US, with this level of presidential control to mess up everything, is US moving towards dictatorship?

I mean maybe, but not because the president can decide to cancel a contract with a vendor. That seems to be a pretty reasonable power for the president to have.

[jayshah5696]

Soon US gov can takeover anthropic and you can't do anything