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You apply to their biology program at Anthropic and they'll let you in. This is the same advice I gave here, based on a friend at Stanford going through the sam
by satvikpendem 4mo ago
You apply to their biology program at Anthropic and they'll let you in. This is the same advice I gave here, based on a friend at Stanford going through the same thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48778446#48781270 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48778446#48781270
- subscribed 4mo agoI don't think having to rely on the anonymous person's advice on a random forum would make me even less keen to trust Anthropic is right to me. They raised it with Anthropic and were met with silence (as usual), not advice to join the programme.
- satvikpendem 4mo agoNot sure what to tell you then, that's their process and if you don't like it then you won't be able to use their models for biology, it's as simple as that.
- subscribed 4mo agoLOL. This is not what I was commenting on. Unless their process starts with "never disclose the existence of this program, force the qualifying candidates to stumble upon it by accident" I hope it's even clearer now.
- satvikpendem 4mo agoMost of their programs are invite only, I was merely telling them how they might be able to get on such an invitation list, not that it would be guaranteed. If you know, you know, and if you don't, well, Anthropic doesn't consider your work worthy enough to give access. That is what my friend said it's like when dealing with them for uncensored model usage.