Situations like this usually end in some kind of quiet compromise. Companies rarely take a hard public stance if it risks access to key infrastructure or partnerships. What we’ll probably see is subtle policy changes rather than a dramatic announcement.
no one knows, just wait until the real news hits, the story will be on the front, it's all speculation until then (and can happen sooner, Friday is the deadline)
Situations like this usually end in some kind of quiet compromise. Companies rarely take a hard public stance if it risks access to key infrastructure or partnerships. What we’ll probably see is subtle policy changes rather than a dramatic announcement.
no one knows, just wait until the real news hits, the story will be on the front, it's all speculation until then (and can happen sooner, Friday is the deadline)
Is this a prediction on Kalshi yet ?
I see currently: "Will the Pentagon designate Anthropic a supply chain risk? "
I would bet $$ they "cave", morals and ethics be damned.
Next up on Kalshi: Where will the next genocide be accomplished ? Cuba ? Nicaragua ? Who will be the US proxy ? Blackwater ?