Nov 12: cruelty to Claude could get you banned. The real shift is bigger
Anthropic's policy overhaul bans sustained cruelty to Claude, but the consequential changes target election interference, weapons development, and surveillance.

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Anthropic's policy overhaul bans sustained cruelty to Claude, but the consequential changes target election interference, weapons development, and surveillance.
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