The thing you say was not claimed, was claimed by multiple commenters.

Considering you are neither truthful nor literate, I won't be replying again. Feel free to get the last word in if you like.

TheTayTay said "wealth can be created". Avicebron asked for an example of wealth creation. cm2012 provided one, housing. saghm misunderstood the intent of the example. I pointed out the error, and then you came in and have apparently repeatedly failed to understand again multiple comments, both the people who literally are saying that some quantity of wealth cannot be created, and myself.

If you didn't get that after a reread, all I can suggest is that you seek out a literacy class at a local community college. It will improve your life, because this certainly won't be the first or only time you misunderstand written words.

This is true about the instantaneous state of the governments of the US and China rather than some intrinsic permanent cultural quality.

The existence of housing is an example of something vlauable being created. The price of housing is not relevant to the example.

Hyping an investment, as mentioned.

If they have continued access, being able to use the tool when others cannot to get ahead.

Amazon's incentives are not so clear or simple as your first interpretation. It's important to think about these things beyond a moment's glance. With practice you will improve!

Yesterday there was one about 5 zero-days in ffmpeg. Another commenter mentioned the fixes done to Firefox.

If you put a minor effort into looking for news about Mythos making security patches and fixing critical bugs in important projects recently, you will find them.

As for making money, you're right, it's not one of your values. It takes a special case of main character syndrome to think it's not anyone's value.

Again, just because someone has values, doesn't mean they have values you think are good.

Here we are reading about solar overtaking coal. Coal was producing more grid electricity than gas relatively recently, in 2015.

The rate of growth of solar-produced electricity is accelerating. Given another decade, there's every chance it can supplant gas as well.

Quickly being in the next decade or two.

The answer is, the organization making the powerful tool. The people in charge of Anthropic.

Not only that, but they've also written at length about exactly what their opinions and values are: https://darioamodei.com/

You may not agree with the decisions that they make, but they're hardly mysterious. Not something to wonder about.

There are tons of cities with burgeoning artist scenes and other movements improving that city, due to the availability of extremely inexpensive space to do things. Rochester, St Louis, Baltimore, Detroit.

Making things cheap means you can take risks or spend time on activity that's directly economically unproductive but indirectly has fringe benefits for everyone around. And as more people do it, more people try to do it, with a compounding positive effect over time.