[zmj]

This is the happy ending.

[ortusdux]

I'm worried about who will rush in to fill the vacuum.

[stdgy]

I'm sure Alex Karp and Palantir are already charging into the breach, promising to deliver things they don't have the capability to deliver! (Otherwise known as just another day for them)

[nickthegreek]

It was Altman. Papers have been signed.

[skeledrew]

No end here. The administration can still go above and beyond in an attempt to completely wreck Anthropic.

[nomel]

Could you expand on this? What mechanism? Any examples?

[swat535]

The state has unlimited resources to wreck you and I am not sure many people have faith in the US's judicial system to keep them in check.

This will be a death by thousand cuts.

[skeledrew]

I would think it pretty clear that they aren't shy about making their displeasure loudly and concretely known when denied. I can imagine an executive order in the research or draft state that'll make it so any entity that continues to deal with Anthropic is automatically put at a disadvantage. Something similar in spirit and effect to the sanctions on Cuba.

[simlevesque]

No, Trump added "I will use the full power of the presidency to make them comply".