> - no open weights
That's a good thing, not a bad thing. Nobody is entitled to give you something that they spent (tens of?) billions of dollars to develop for free.
> - can’t use claude to research AI
No problems there either.
> - train on everyone else’s IP and sell it back to them
Which the courts have yet to actually make a ruling on. It seems like it's perfectly legal.
> - 8 regulatory capture attempts and counting
A tweet is not a "regulatory capture attempt".
> - so controlling they are the only US company blacklisted by the US government
If you don't have a point, don't make anything up. There's precisely zero evidence to that backs up the claim that their "controlling" is why the DoW specifically (not the USG, and in fact the WHCOS specifically disagrees with their position) made an unlawful attempt to designate them as a "supply chain threat".
Is this an OpenAI propaganda account?
> That's a good thing, not a bad thing. Nobody is entitled to give you something that they spent (tens of?) billions of dollars to develop for free.
But the Chinese are doing just that?
> Which the courts have yet to actually make a ruling on. It seems like it's perfectly legal.
Legal != moral
> But the Chinese are doing just that?
Completely and totally irrelevant. Has nothing to do with the fact that you are not obligated to others' work.
> Legal != moral
Sure, you're right.
I guess the bigger issue is that the GP's post calls out Anthropic for following along in legal (but what we both believe to be immoral) mass copyright infringement that OpenAI started, while absolving them of the exact same thing. It's a shill account.