Kapasi's social media deleted Anthropic's job profile, triggering speculation about resignation, but he said he has not resigned

What a thief! When I wake up, Kapasi will also perform "Inside A"? Just now, some attentive netizens discovered that the master Andrej Karpathy quietly modified his X profile, and the original work information related to Anthropic has disappeared. As a result, a bold guess immediately began to ferment: just over two months after joining Anthropic, Kapasi may have resigned. This thing quickly exploded on X. What's more, some netizens posted so-called "inside information", claiming that Kapasi had submitted his resignation application a few hours ago and calmly and politely thanked Anthropic for the job opportunity. Others said that Kapasi's Anthropic email address seems to have been stopped, further supporting the rumors of resignation. However, this information currently only remains at the level of netizen revelations and screenshots. Neither Kapasi nor Anthropic have officially responded to this. It is worth mentioning that on Wikipedia, Kapasi’s personal information is still displayed as “Anthropic (2026-present)”. So, let’s wait and see whether Kapasi is planning “Inside A” or whether Agency A comes out first to refute the rumors. By the way, everyone knows about Kapasi’s writing style~ I can’t be the A family member anymore. One thing to say is that the reason why netizens quickly interpreted “deleting profile” as resignation is not only that Kapasi himself has attracted too much attention, but also has something to do with this subtle point in time. Just two days ago, Huang Jenxun published his first post after joining X: a joint open letter supporting open weight AI models. The open letter was originally signed by 25 companies and institutions including Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta. Three large model companies were missing from the list: OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. However, Altman quickly forwarded the open letter. OpenAI and Google were subsequently added to the list of signatories. Up to now, among several head model companies, A