Anthropic has introduced a new feature in its Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 models that allows the AI to choose to end certain ...

Harmful, abusive interactions plague AI chatbots. Researchers have found that AI companions like Character.AI, Nomi, and ...

Amazon.com-backed Anthropic said on Tuesday it will offer its Claude AI model to the U.S. government for $1, joining a ...

Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 AI models can now end harmful conversations with users unilaterally, as per an Anthropic announcement.

Claude AI can now withdraw from conversations to defend itself, signalling a move where safeguarding the model becomes ...

Anthropic has given its chatbot, Claude, the ability to end conversations it deems harmful. You likely won't encounter the ...

Anthropic says the conversations make Claude show ‘apparent distress.’ ...

The company has given its AI chatbot the ability to end toxic conversations as part of its broader 'model welfare' initiative ...

Notably, Anthropic is also offering two different takes on the feature through Claude Code. First, there's an "Explanatory" ...

Anthropic have given the ability to end potentially harmful or dangerous conversations with users to Claude, its AI chatbot.

According to Anthropic, the vast majority of Claude users will never experience their AI suddenly walking out mid-chat. The ...

However, Anthropic also backtracks on its blanket ban on generating all types of lobbying or campaign content to allow for ...