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The Claude maker is preparing a massive public debut that will test whether public markets can tolerate a non-equity trust holding absolute board veto power.
Internal messages and allegations of personal torrenting by co-founders are cited as evidence that Anthropic systematically laundered pirated books and songbooks to train Claude.
The publishers accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping tens of thousands of songs to train Claude, in a suit separate from the existing publisher litigation the company already faces.
In a survey of 1,088 people aged 18 to 34, Palantir's Alex Karp scored worst at 81% distrust and Microsoft's Satya Nadella scored best — and still ended up net-distrusted.
