Anthropic is different because they're committed to safety.

[mttaggart@infosec.exchange]

@glyph Ayyyy

[paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange]

@mttaggart

all tech seems to go with the google evolution:

- do no evil
- try really hard not to do evil
- try to avoid being caught doing evil
- fuck it. full evil it is

[jwdt@mastodon.social]

@rachel @mttaggart I think this bugs me in the same way as politicians having stopped pretending to not be cartoonishly evil.

Obviously it's terrible that <entity> is doing bad things, but it felt nicer to live in a world where they felt that they had to lie about it by claiming they weren't doing the bad thing.

[rachel@transitory.social]

@jwdt@mastodon.social @mttaggart@infosec.exchange Yeah...

In the past, I had joked that Google's "Don't Be Evil" was a warrant canary, but even that is an idealistic idea, implying that there was a large org like that which ever really was "one of the good ones"

[jwdt@mastodon.social]

@rachel @mttaggart I don't even know how you could parody something like this.

"Corporation removes (don't be evil | we value safety) from their website"... I'd expect that to end with "after their CEO mysteriously vanished and was replaced by Dr Evil".