AI has feelings? Anthropic is getting sensitive about users being mean to Claude
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The American artificial intelligence company Anthropic has updated the rules of use of its chatbot, Claude, banning persistent and unnecessary abusive or cruel behaviors towards its artificial intelligence models.Under the new policy, the restriction targets extreme cases when users behave consistently cruelly towards chatbots. It's a bot without a reasonable purpose. However, the rules do not include the usual expression of dissatisfaction, pat…
Anthropic has taken measures to prevent users of its AI models from showing aggression towards artificial intelligence. The company behind chatbot Claude, among others, has changed its usage policy and introduced “a ban on persistent and unnecessarily abusive or cruel behavior towards our models”.
Amidst the growing philosophical debate over whether artificial intelligence (AI) can be conscious, US artificial intelligence company Anthropic took action on Thursday to prohibit users from unnecessarily abusing its system, Claude.
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Anthropic has taken measures to prevent users of its AI models from exhibiting aggression towards artificial intelligence. The company behind chatbot Claude, among others, has adjusted its usage policy and introduced “a ban on persistent and unnecessarily abusive or cruel behavior towards our models.”
Anthropic updates its policy of use and will prohibit from 12 November the cruel and repeated behaviors towards Claude. A decision that revives a debate on social networks: why should we not have the right to mistreat an AI that does not indicate that it can suffer? Will it be necessary to say "
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