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I think it's they don't want to set a precedent on refunding for bugs because one bug could cost them millions.
by impulser_ 5mo ago
I think it's they don't want to set a precedent on refunding for bugs because one bug could cost them millions.
- GTP 5mo agoBut, no need to set a precedent: I'm quite confident that a US court would refund a person or company that overpaid due to a bug in Antropic's billing.
- WesolyKubeczek 5mo agoThis is not just one bug, though; it’s a bug that takes money that ain’t theirs to take.
- rurp 5mo agoIs that even legal? What happens if my landlord accidentally charges me 10x rent this month and refuse to correct it even after I ask? That's just straight up stealing. I feel like at a minimum I'm getting my money back one way or another, and they are likely to face consequences for theft.