Anthropic reveals its use of constitutional training, system prompts, and published evaluation datasets to keep Claude politically neutral, while coupling them with policy enforcement to prevent election abuse—reflecting a broader shift of AI companies into information governance roles.
Anthropic's survey of 52,000 Americans reveals broad consensus on AI hopes (curing disease) and fears (job loss, cognitive dependency), with high support for government regulation and extremely low trust in AI companies.
KPMG forms a global strategic alliance with Anthropic, deeply integrating Claude into its core business platform and workflows for all 276,000 employees, marking a full-scale AI bet by the professional services giant.
Anthropic is engaging with thinkers from religious, philosophical, and other fields to explore how to cultivate 'good character' in AI, incorporating insights like 'moral formation' and a 'safe other' tool into Claude's training experiments.
Anthropic discloses details of the US government order, defends Fable 5's safeguards as stronger than previous models, and questions the ban based on a non-universal jailbreak.