← Back to context Comment by InsideOutSanta 2 months ago If I came up with this counterexample, I sure as hell wouldn't give credit to Claude. 5 comments InsideOutSanta Reply david-gpu 2 months ago Indeed, the incentive is the opposite: hiding the fact that they used an AI would boost their own personal brand. dooglius 2 months ago He worked for Anthropic, so such a claim would be very unconvincing david-gpu 2 months ago Because only people who work for Anthropic use AI tools? What is the reasoning here? The guy is a mathematician, after all. 2 replies →
david-gpu 2 months ago Indeed, the incentive is the opposite: hiding the fact that they used an AI would boost their own personal brand. dooglius 2 months ago He worked for Anthropic, so such a claim would be very unconvincing david-gpu 2 months ago Because only people who work for Anthropic use AI tools? What is the reasoning here? The guy is a mathematician, after all. 2 replies →
dooglius 2 months ago He worked for Anthropic, so such a claim would be very unconvincing david-gpu 2 months ago Because only people who work for Anthropic use AI tools? What is the reasoning here? The guy is a mathematician, after all. 2 replies →
david-gpu 2 months ago Because only people who work for Anthropic use AI tools? What is the reasoning here? The guy is a mathematician, after all. 2 replies →
Indeed, the incentive is the opposite: hiding the fact that they used an AI would boost their own personal brand.
He worked for Anthropic, so such a claim would be very unconvincing
Because only people who work for Anthropic use AI tools? What is the reasoning here? The guy is a mathematician, after all.
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