alt Hacker NewsYou misunderstand. The user didn't take an action that was "against the TOS".
The TOS simply allows Anthropic to decline to fulfill a request at any time for any reason.
You misunderstand. The user didn't take an action that was "against the TOS".
The TOS simply allows Anthropic to decline to fulfill a request at any time for any reason.
TOS are not laws. They often conflict with actual laws, and are then void. So you can't just say "It's in the TOS", you do have to look at actual laws and whether they may be violated (Because it is anticompetitive or whatever else)