[amanhij]

Lots of companies affected this, what blows my mind is when VC's were funding this how come no due-diligence was done on something as important as compliance. who even tries to scam on compliance like it's a known way to get caught.

[solid_fuel]

They're "AI Native". This maps with how the entire "AI revolution" has felt to me - like no due diligence has been done to validate the output of anything, and instead just the "AI" stamp is enough to satisfy investors.

[amanhij]

I get where you are coming from, but still claiming "AI native" shouldn't change anything when it comes to due diligence. I agree tho the 'AI stamp" is letting a lot of things through.

[laidoffamazon]

I genuinely think this is because the elites like the MIT dropouts that started this company think the rest of us observers are stupid.

They have a billboard with the copy "Compliance before you tell your parents you dropped out of MIT"

[amanhij]

Yeah that's a wild billboard lmao. btw 99% of MIT people are no different then the rest they just worked hard or paid hefty amounts, I have lots of friends that went there. Nonetheless the 1% are geniuses. Also saying MIT dropouts instantly makes your story credible, it's a funny concept. I'm starting to feel like an MIT dropout these days.

[laidoffamazon]

>btw 99% of MIT people are no different then the rest they just worked hard or paid hefty amounts

I don't think that's true. I didn't get into any elite schools unlike almost all of them.