Anthropic shifted from RSP v2.2 to v3.0, breaking promises that stakeholders relied upon for major decisions
The new RSP v3.0 is built on principles of flexibility and 'strong argument,' allowing Anthropic to change contents at any time
The policy's effectiveness depends primarily on trust in Anthropic rather than fixed written commitments
The RSP v3.0 outlines concerns and plans but lacks the rigid constraints of previous versions, giving the company discretion in implementation
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