[ExI] OpenAI Reaches A.I. Agreement With Defense Dept. After Anthropic Clash

[John Clark]

On Sun, Mar 1, 2026 at 12:37 PM <spike at rainier66.com> wrote:


> *>> …And you STILL haven't answered my question, the words just stick in
>> your throat don't they. I think you know in your heart as well as I do that
>> the man is full of shit when he says that Anthropic is a "Radical Left AI
>> company" …. John K Clark*
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> *> John you persist in getting caught up in politics. *
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 *And  STILL no answer to my very simple question. You just can't say it. *


> *> Never mind the politics. *
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*Are you kidding? This entire Anthropic clusterfuck is 100% politics. Dario
Amodei is standing firm on his principles even if that leads to the
destruction of his company. By contrast the current POTUS has no
principles, but he does know how to throw red meat to the MAGA mob. *

*>you are trapped into opposing everything the current POTUS says, *
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*Not true, his Venezuela business went well and so did the bombing of
Iran's nuclear bomb factory a few months ago, although the poor man seems
very confused about what has and has not been "obliterated". As for the
current Iranian affair it's too early to tell, but I'm very happy the
"Supreme Leader" has assumed room temperature. So I am able to say good
things about He Who Must Not Be Named when he does something good, which
isn't often but does occur on rare occasions, however you are unable to say
bad things about him even though he does very bad things on an almost daily
basis. And that's why you keep dodging my question.*

*> Mass surveillance by government is already illegal under the 4th
> amendment. *
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*A trivial little thing like violating the Constitution is not going to
stop You Know Who for 1 nanosecond. But if you had actually watched the
interview with Dario Amodei that I linked to, which of course you didn't,
you would already know that what Amodei was talking about was very
Orwellian but it did NOT violate the fourth amendment and it did NOT
violate any current law because Congress is far too slow to keep up with
the ultrafast developments in AI. *

*John K Clark*
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