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Anthropic updates Claude policy, may ‘ban’ users who are abusive or cruel to its AI

Anthropic has unveiled vital changes to its acceptable usage policy for the AI model Claude. These refined guidelines primarily aim to combat various forms of abuse directed at the AI and address new threats. Among the prohibitions are actions such as deception, interference with elections, and atte

Times of IndiaOctober 9, 20261 min read
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Anthropic updates Claude policy, may ‘ban’ users who are abusive or cruel to its AI

Anthropic has unveiled vital changes to its acceptable usage policy for the AI model Claude. These refined guidelines primarily aim to combat various forms of abuse directed at the AI and address new threats. Among the prohibitions are actions such as deception, interference with elections, and attempts to weaponize the AI. Furthermore, human supervision is now a mandatory requirement for all AI applications, ensuring safety and accountability in technology.

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