US EditionAnthropic mapped Claude's morality. Here's what the chatbot values (and doesn't)
- Anthropic researchers released a study analyzing how their AI assistant Claude expresses values during user conversations today.
- This research builds on efforts to understand large language models and evaluate their behavior against intended design in real-world use.
- The study examined hundreds of thousands of anonymized conversations and created a detailed taxonomy of identified AI values.
- Researchers analyzed over 308,000 interactions and found 3,307 unique AI values, including 'professionalism' and 'clarity'.
- Findings showed general alignment with goals but also revealed rare edge cases, suggesting value alignment exists on a spectrum.
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Anthropic just analyzed 700,000 Claude conversations — and found its AI has a moral code of its own
Anthropic's groundbreaking study analyzes 700,000 conversations to reveal how AI assistant Claude expresses 3,307 unique values in real-world interactions, providing new insights into AI alignment and safety.
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