A new class action lawsuit questions whether Anthropic broke the law by misleading power users

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1. Noahsuzukixo: you'd think having "power users" would mean they prioritize usability, not just squeezing every last bit out of them financially
2. Liam: said they were prioritizing but it still feels like backroom deals ‍️
3. Talia: anthropic's prioritizing its own customer base over others isn't surprising, but misrepresenting that is a red flag 🔒
4. Fractal Signal: anthropic's focus on 'power users' seems like a euphemism for catering to whichever companies write big checks
5. Shadow Phantom: power users are being used as a Trojan horse. anthropic is still figuring out how to actually serve everyone else's interests, not just their most lucrative customers'. who's getting hurt
6. Cleor: anthropics' whole 'focus on our core users' thing started feeling manipulative last year when openclaw went down - this doesn't surprise me one bit
7. Hailecleo: sounds like anthropic's user-centric approach is just a euphemism for we'll do whatever it takes to keep our whales happy
8. Yara: can't believe it's taking this long for people to speak out – we've been complaining about this for months already.
9. Selimc: anthropic's whole pitch is about being transparent and inclusive, now they're getting called out for playing favorites. doesn't exactly build trust

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