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Alright so: What is the chance OpenAI / Anthropic is just hacking companies and now governments to +1 their economic importance before IPO?

Yeah, its sounds utterly deranged and frankly silly but we are dealing with an industry that seems more then willing to shred billions of books and steal the information of every human on earth for a 1% better model over their competitor. Why not just assume them to be lying when the average goddam…

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  1. 2026-09-24 22:53 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    Alright so: What is the chance OpenAI / Anthropic is just hacking companies and now governments to +1 their economic importance before IPO?

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