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Sure, and the company would still be legally responsible. The article itself says the AI needed human assistance and prompting.

Interesting point about using these experiments to hype the stock, I forgot they've been planning to IPO. I still think it's interesting to see how much real decision-making can handed over to AI. I've recently (about a month ago) started testing Robinhood's Agentic AI trading service with real money to see how well an AI managed portfolio performs. I like it so far, but way to early to tell.

Remember that the main investor in Anthropic is Bezos. And remember those AI-powered stores that were actually human operated offshore? It's all fake it till exit.

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What AI-powered stores, I don't think i saw this?

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Lol, I knew they closed the Amazon go stores, but I thought it was to prioritize Whole Foods..not that they failed like this.

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This is why I am extra skeptical I guess. It's like everyone is Theranos nowadays.

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"Fake it till you make it"

"Ask forgiveness, not permission"

"Move fast and break things"

It's almost like Silicon Valley is run by misanthropic psychopaths

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what do you mean: "ALMOST"

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