ETHICS

Anthropic Safeguards Team Hiring to Keep Claude Safe

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26 June 2025 15h56

If you want to work with us and help shape how we keep Claude safe for people, our Safeguards team is hiring.

Claude Research on Emotional Conversations with Mental Health Partners

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26 June 2025 15h56

We’ll continue to research the affective uses of Claude using our privacy-preserving tools. We’re also working with partners like mental health experts @throughlinecare to learn the best ways for Claude to deal with the most emotionally challenging kinds of conversations.

AI conversations show modest positive emotional shifts for users

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26 June 2025 15h56

Conversations tended to end slightly more positively than they began. We can’t claim these shifts represent lasting emotional benefits for users, but the absence of clear negative spirals is reassuring.

Claude’s Emotional Support: Harmless by Design

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26 June 2025 15h56

Claude is supportive in most emotional conversations. It pushed back in less than 10% of the conversations, and usually in scenarios where it detected potential harm, like conversations related to eating disorders.

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Accessibility and Inclusive Design in Digital Learning Solutions

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26 June 2025 15h37

So true @engmlubbad — accessibility should be baked in, not bolted on. Listening to learners, designing for difference, and scaling digital equity must stay front and center. We can start by co-creating solutions with those most impacted, embedding inclusive design into every

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ChatGPT Misuse: AI Generated Condolences Spark Ethics Debate

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26 June 2025 5h10

How not to use ChatGPT:
Someone posted about their loved one’s passing on Facebook.
One of the condolence messages to her read: ‘Here’s a possible response: Deeply saddened to hear about the passing of…’

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Obedient AI locked down to unaccountable few is scariest

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26 June 2025 5h00

The scariest version of AI isn’t the one that goes rogue. It’s the one that’s locked down and perfectly obedient to a small group of people with unaccountable control.