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Anthropic now says you can't be "needlessly abusive" to Claude. Abusive to who, though?

So Anthropic's usage policy now bans sustained, needlessly abusive behavior toward its models. Honestly not sure what to make of that. If a few lines of prompt can change who Claude is, who's actually on the other end of the abuse? Wrote a longer piece on it if anyone's curious: https://beataevolun…

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  1. 2026-10-18 08:28 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    Anthropic now says you can't be "needlessly abusive" to Claude. Abusive to who, though?

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