So it's okay when big American corps raid the internet ignoring any terms of service or licenses they see in order to train models they rent back to us, but when a foreign entity trains off of Anthropic it's illegal?
The fact that they're calling it an "attack" implies otherwise.
I find the entire premise of this announcement absurd. Fraudulent accounts? They're just accounts. They paid for the access the same as any other. They're accessing Claude just like a human (or *claw) would.
There's no argument against their strategy that doesn't make them complete hypocrites in respect to how they got the model training data in the first place.
> them complete hypocrites in respect to how they got the model training data in the first place.
sure, hypocrisies is part of rules for big games: politics and business.
> Fraudulent accounts? They're just accounts.
they tell the story in blog post, that they don't allow claude in China, but those labs use some proxy services to access claude and mix traffic with regular users to hids its activities
If anything, this makes them more legit than Anthropic because they are paying for the content, whereas Anthropic just stole *all* the data they got a hold of. So, in this case the Chinese AI labs stand on higher moral ground LOL.