Russian Media Outlets Are Reporting a ‘New’ Claude AI Ban. The Rule Has Actually Been in Place Since Last Year.
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Russian media outlets are reporting a ‘new’ Claude AI ban. The rule has actually been in place since last year.
On November 11, Telegram channels and media outlets began widely circulating reports (1, 2, 3) that Anthropic would cut off access to its Claude chatbot for employees of Russian companies starting November 12, even if they work in other countries.
The American company Anthropic banned the use of Claude-based services for companies from Russia, China and a number of other States, as well as their teams. "Any unlisted country or region is unsupported," says the text of the new company's service regulations, which provides RIA News. Now Claude is prohibited from using any organization that is registered or has a headquarters in the jurisdiction of a non-white list of developers. The restrict…
Russians may lose access to Claude due to new Anthropic restrictions
Starting November 12, the company will be able to track not only a user's country of residence but also their employer's registration address.Employees of Russian companies are at risk of being affected by the restrictions, even if they...
The U.S. company Anthropic confirmed continued restrictions on the use of its artificial intelligence services in Russia and China, under an updated policy that came into effect in 12 Novm.
The company has clarified the rules of access to Claude for companies from non-supported countries, including Belarus, and their employees will not be able to use the neuronet to work even if they are abroad. The new rules will enter into force on 12 November.
Russians will be blocked from accessing Claude: Anthropic has extremely tightened regional restrictions
Anthropic’s new Supported Regions Policy goes into effect on November 12th. Company in official document has identified categories of users who are prohibited from accessing the service. The ban applies to Russian users and those who work for Russian companies. […]Read more at Aroged
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