The AI industry's knives are out for Anthropic, and TheAIGRID nails how the safety-first upstart's ethical posturing is now a liability in the profit-fueled race. OpenAI, Google, and rivals are pivoting hard against Claude's constraints, exposing that "responsible AI" was always a PR shield until it slowed the arms race. This shift matters because it proves caution loses to speed every time. Anthropic's principles look increasingly like a death sentence. Is their fall the end of AI ethics or just overdue realism? Full video link https://youtu.be/wAxACbpulQE