I think that this guy and Anthropic are a clear example of the "power corrupt" rule. Basically he is probably a nice guy and well meaning from his point of vie

I think that this guy and Anthropic are a clear example of the "power corrupt" rule. Basically he is probably a nice guy and well meaning from his point of view. But, now that they hold a huge power to impact "on demand" AI usage and regulation, and they are kind of the tip of a monopoly on advanced AI, they will see themselves as more important than anyone else, and with the moral duty to impose their view on everyone that hasn't the worth as them. Just imagine if the company was still a small outsider, their official point of view would probably be a lot different. Especially with something like "regulation is a barrier to entry"...