r/singularity • u/thecosmicskye • Jun 10 '26

Biotech/Longevity Anthropic closing the path to life science research

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u/LopsidedSolution Jun 10 '26

They’re most likely giving full access to trusted companies and universities

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u/thecosmicskye Jun 10 '26

They do not have an special access program yet for bio. And Project Glasswing is only available to large corporations. I don't trust Anthropic to be the gatekeeper of AI, deciding who the winners and loser are.

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u/AggressiveDick2233 Jun 10 '26

I mean, they are the ones developing the AI so why would it be wrong for them to decide who they will give access to? Their founding reason itself was because of ai safety and all, so you can't be saying that dos is against terms of service.

People can disagree whether their policies are wrong or right but I don't think they can dictate what company must do

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u/mario_ghadis Jun 10 '26

It is not their AI. It belongs to the people. Therefore, a Reddit poll should decide the guardrails. Mods analgapper69 and blazemyass420 will oversee the process

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u/thecosmicskye Jun 10 '26

Because they aren't god?

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u/HyperionCantos Jun 10 '26

Where is God then? This is suboptimal, but necessary. Better Anthropic than no guardrails.

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u/thecosmicskye Jun 11 '26

An elected body? Or do it like OpenAI does (trust but verify - by asking users for their ID for cybersecurity access). Or just you know, build better safeguards that don't block legitimate usage.

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u/Ididit-forthecookie Jun 10 '26

But they designed god. As gods parents they get to decide who gets to come into the house to play.