Just now, Anthorpic has opened the biggest clean-up in history.
The official synchronous launch of a new wind control policy, expressing the blockade of non-supported areas.
The new rules will come into force on November 12.
Just yesterday, Anthropic released Fable 5.2 and officially launched its IPO.
However, for the developers, this is the third time that the real shock has been felt.
November 12, three red linesWhy is this the craziest time in history?
Because Anthropic has completely ripped the faces, precisely sniping all the usual routes of many users.
The new rules make it clear that any countries or regions not listed are not supported, including the following three situations:
First, use when the user is physically located in an unsupported areaThis includes (even) users and people who were originally supported by entities.
Second, the use of entities not registered or headquartered in a supported area, and their users or personnelIn addition, it is important to keep in mind that these individuals are physically located in a supported area or not.
Third, the use by individuals or entities that do not have direct or indirect majority shareholding or control in a region is not supportedIncludes the use of its users or personnel, whether or not they are physically located in the supported area.
I'm going to translate it.
First, look at your "where the people are" (body lockdown).
As long as your physical location does not support the area, even if you are an employee of a compliant multinational company, it is prohibited.
Second, look at your "Where is the company" (registered/headquartered lockdown).
The company's headquarters are also banned in non-supported areas, even if the employees are physically in the United States.
Third, look at who's the boss behind you: capital/actual control.
This is most definitely a total ban, as long as your entity is not supported by individuals or companies in the region that "directly or indirectly have majority ownership or control".
In other words, if you want to go to Silicon Valley to register a packaging company for an API, it's not a mistake to look for controllers in the country.
Additionally, the new rules explicitly prohibit the use of consumer-grade subscription forwarding requests, complete blocking of resellers and agent services.
In fact, this time Anthorpic has even created a third knife to store 30 days of data, called "Autumn Accounts".
Previously, the seal looked at instant IP, but now, it looks at "laws of behavior" through wind control.
Now, the new system will retain security monitoring data for 30 days.
Even if the disguise is great today, the system will always be blocked if the next call time zone, language characteristics, multiple accounts and similar rules don't work.
Why do you want to "kill in pain" on this bony eye?What is it about anthropic that is going to be on the market right now and why are you killing yourself in pain right now?
The truth lies in Anthropic's IPO file (S-1).
The document reveals:Over the past nine months, Anthropic has generated between 5% and 7% of its revenue from customers that have been identified as "in breaches".
This means that huge amounts of computing are being consumed in the blink of an eye.
In order to give Wall Street a clean bill of lading and block the passage of core technology, Anthropic pulled the knife from September 8.
And November 12th is just the last moment.
The situation facing developers is lightweight, limited speed, warnings, gravity, straight lines, permanent seals.
Now, you have to make an emergency backup and export all the prompt and dialogues.
Then start plan B and look for compliant alternatives.
It's really a career to make an Anthropic to ring the bell.
