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Religious Scholars Met with Anthropic. What They Heard Stunned Them.

Anthropic privately sought religious views to guide Claude’s behavior and moral status, as participants signed nondisclosure agreements and company leaders weighed AI consciousness.

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Anthropic, one of the fastest-growing tech companies in the world, had turned to one of humanity’s most ancient sources of wisdom to help determine how to train its AI models to behave virtuously.

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Can AI show a human behavior? Company executives think yes, and therefore seek the opinions of Catholic, Sikh, and Jewish leaders, among others

Anthropic turned to religious and philosophical thinkers about a question that until recently seemed almost science fiction: whether artificial intelligence models can

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