I think this approach of actually doing useful science is better PR than hiring an army of influencers to shill for you, OpenAI style.
Generally speaking, hiring an army of influencers to shill for you results in bad PR, and comments like this one.
Generally speaking, hiring an army of influencers to shill for you results in bad PR, and comments like this one.
Is there an equivalent headline for Anthropic of this?: https://www.businessinsider.com/inside-open-ai-influencer-ma...
https://www.businessinsider.com/emma-orhun-canceled-claude-p...
> Anthropic’s head of influencer, Lexie Barnhorn, has described creators as essential to building trust in complicated technical products. Its strategy is partly consumer-to-business: People who adopt Claude personally may later introduce it in their workplaces.
> Anthropic’s best-known creator events have been smaller dinners and pop-ups in which Claude remained the ostensible subject.
Let me know when OpenAI starts actively trying to cure diseases.