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Blender change the Anthropic AI funding deal, with discussions planned for AI Policies

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Blender change the Anthropic AI funding deal, with discussions planned for AI Policies

www.gamingonlinux.com

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After quite a lot of backlash following the Blender announcement that Anthropic would become a Corporate Sponsor, the Blender Foundation released a statement.

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Did you read the article? Blender isn’t doing AI stuff.
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  lol, I was confused with the comments also.

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