Anthropic bans abusive AI use as debate over safeguards grows
Anthropic is updating its chatbot policy to ban sustained, needless abusive or cruel behavior toward its Claude AI model, with the rules taking effect November 12. The move comes amid debate over AI consciousness, human oversight and proposed emergency shutoff systems. Experts and lawmakers are weighing how to prevent potential harm while keeping control of AI technology.
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