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Anthropic makes ‘jailbreak’ advance to stop AI models producing harmful results
Artificial intelligence start-up Anthropic has demonstrated a new technique to prevent users from eliciting harmful content from its models, as leading tech groups including Microsoft and Meta race to find ways that protect against dangers posed by the cutting-edge technology.
"While we encourage people to use AI systems during their role to help them work faster and more effectively, please do not ...
In an ironic turn of events, Claude AI creator Anthropic doesn't want applicants to use AI assistants to fill out job ...
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Anthropic: We Dare You to Break Our New AI ChatbotAnthropic, the developer of popular AI chatbot, Claude, is so confident in its new version that it’s daring the wider AI ...
Anthropic has developed a filter system designed to prevent responses to inadmissible AI requests. Now it is up to users to ...
AI giant’s latest attempt at safeguarding against abusive prompts is mostly successful, but, by its own admission, still ...
The new Claude safeguards have already technically been broken but Anthropic says this was due to a glitch — try again.
In a comical case of irony, Anthropic, a leading developer of artificial intelligence models, is asking applicants to its ...
This no-AI policy seems to be a fixture of all of Anthropic job ads, from research engineer in Zurich to brand designer, ...
In testing, the technique helped Claude block 95% of jailbreak attempts. But the process still needs more 'real-world' red-teaming.
Anthropic, the company behind popular AI writing assistant Claude, now requires job applicants to agree to not use AI to help with their applications. The ...
Thomson Reuters integrates Anthropic's Claude AI into its legal and tax platforms, enhancing CoCounsel with AI tools that process on AWS.
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