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chatmasta ◴[] No.45280014[source]
Are government agencies sending prompts to model inference APIs on remote servers? Or are they running the models in their own environment?

It’s worrying to me that Anthropic, a foreign corporation (EDIT: they’re a US corp), would even have the visibility necessary to enforce usage restrictions on US government customers. Or are they baking the restrictions into the model weights?

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jjice ◴[] No.45280070[source]
> It’s worrying to me that Anthropic, a foreign corporation, would even have the visibility necessary to enforce usage restrictions on US government customers.

"Foreign" to who? I interpretted your comment as foreign to the US government (please correct me if I'm wrong) and I was confused because Anthropic is a US company.

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chatmasta ◴[] No.45280079[source]
Ah my mistake. I thought they were French. I got them confused with Mistral.

The concern remains even if it’s a US corporation though (not government owned servers).

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toxik ◴[] No.45280121[source]
Anthropic is pretty clearly using the Häagen-Dasz approach here, call yourself Anthropic and your product Claude so you seem French. Why?
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mcintyre1994 ◴[] No.45280237[source]
According to Claude, it’s named after Claude Shannon, who was American.
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1. astrange ◴[] No.45281494[source]
But it might also be the albino alligator in the California Academy of Sciences in SF.