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Oh cool, so the bubble's finally about to burst.
Filing to go public means they've run out of private venture capital money. So now they're looking to draw in one last big round of investment from the stock market before the company collapses into a husk of its former self and leaves early stock investors holding the bag.
So remember when Anthropic refused to let Claude spy on US citizens or operate weapons? Expect that to be the first thing the shareholders reverse.