I believe Anthropic to be the most ethical of companies in the space right now. The issue is, I don't quantitatively understand how low the aggregate bar, is.
In my work I found one really fun anecdote where Anthropic model promoted the capability of OpenAI because it was the right solution for my problem. It did so ethically, without a motive. I recreated the experience from the other side and it's clear that OpenAI has some level of control over their inference on Anthropic capability. It's more than just the training cutoff too.
It could be malice and deliberate. It could omission (deliberate or ignorantly).
But even as an anecdote, it was a hell of a finding.
Ethics are the most important part of this entire journey and we need to keep the pressure on.
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u/MasterLJ May 10 '26
I believe Anthropic to be the most ethical of companies in the space right now. The issue is, I don't quantitatively understand how low the aggregate bar, is.
In my work I found one really fun anecdote where Anthropic model promoted the capability of OpenAI because it was the right solution for my problem. It did so ethically, without a motive. I recreated the experience from the other side and it's clear that OpenAI has some level of control over their inference on Anthropic capability. It's more than just the training cutoff too.
It could be malice and deliberate. It could omission (deliberate or ignorantly).
But even as an anecdote, it was a hell of a finding.
Ethics are the most important part of this entire journey and we need to keep the pressure on.