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Alibaba Bans Employees From Using Anthropic's Coding Tool Over Distillation Scandal

Alibaba Bans Employees From Using Anthropic's Coding Tool Over Distillation Scandal While in the US, the government's periodic bans of the latest model from Anthropic (which has made AI doomerism - in hopes of getting the government to regulate everyone else expect Anthropic, yet repeatedly achieving just the opposite - into an art form) has been all the rage in recent months, in China it is the other way around, with China's tech giant Alibaba banning employees from using Anthropic's Claude ‌Code at work after the tool drew scrutiny for features...
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