Anthropic says the conversations make Claude show ‘apparent distress.’ ...

Harmful, abusive interactions plague AI chatbots. Researchers have found that AI companions like Character.AI, Nomi, and ...

Testing has shown that the chatbot shows a “pattern of apparent distress” when it is being asked to generate harmful content ...

Anthropic has given its chatbot, Claude, the ability to end conversations it deems harmful. You likely won't encounter the ...

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Anthropic have given the ability to end potentially harmful or dangerous conversations with users to Claude, its AI chatbot.

Last Friday, the A.I. lab Anthropic announced in a blog post that it has given its chatbot Claude the right to walk away from conversations when it feels “distress.” ...

According to the company, this only happens in particularly serious or concerning situations. For example, Claude may choose ...

The integration positions Anthropic to better compete with command-line tools from Google and GitHub, both of which included ...

Anthropic empowers Claude AI to end conversations in cases of repeated abuse, prioritizing model welfare and responsible AI ...

Notably, Anthropic is also offering two different takes on the feature through Claude Code. First, there's an "Explanatory" ...

Claude AI can now withdraw from conversations to defend itself, signalling a move where safeguarding the model becomes ...