Both companies have been equally reckless with the tools they sell and the tools they test. Your warm and fuzzy feelings that come from speaking with a handful of line workers at Anthropic don't change that fact.
Both companies have not been equally reckless, but they have both been reckless to varying degrees. I don't have any personal stakes in either company, and would prefer both to go bankrupt if I'm being honest, as I despise their behind-closed-doors attitude.
Other than that, do you think AISI is reckless too?
In the "management" vs "line worker" split, they absolutely are. You appear to think that line workers cannot be highly skilled, which is absolutely not true.
Anyway, I'm super done here. Hopefully one day you'll learn to judge a company based on its actions [0], rather than what it claims about itself or how you feel about those of its employees that you've met.
[0] ...especially when considered in light of standard practice for companies in similar industries...