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The debate about cruelty toward Claude isn’t about a bot’s feelings. It’s about humans

Anthropic's new policy targets bot abuse, but psychology suggests the policy could be good for humans too.

The Star MalaysiaNICK HOBSON查看原文 ↗
关于虐待克劳德是否公平的争论,并非关乎机器人的感受,而是关乎人类。

Some warn that people risk experiencing Claude’s statements as testimony of a mind discovering itself, and Anthropic wrote a rule about how users behave. — Unsplash

On Oct 8, Anthropic published its yearly Usage Policy update for Claude. Among changes on weapons and surveillance, one new line in the usage policy says users may not “engage in sustained and needless abusive or cruel behaviour toward our models.”

Anthropic says the rule is meant to “apply only in extreme cases, where users repeatedly act cruelly toward our models, with no discernible purpose,” and not to “common versions of user frustration, pushback, dark creative themes, or model testing and research.” Enforcement runs mainly through Claude’s ability to end a conversation with a persistently abusive user. The policy takes effect Nov 12.

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