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> [Anthropic's] constitution includes ... "content that is ... in exceptionally poor taste, ..." Imagine trying to sell any conventional product, like a car or
by sshine 3y ago
> [Anthropic's] constitution includes ... "content that is ... in exceptionally poor taste, ..."
Imagine trying to sell any conventional product, like a car or a toothpaste, but before you get to the real sales pitch, you must convince your customers that it's not an evil car, or an evil toothpaste. Or selling a pen, but only if the customer promises they won't write anything with too poor taste.
- orbz 3y agoI think the key distinction here is that those are valid concerns to have when you have a device/service that starts getting its own agency. In your example, if I was buying a car that had agency in the form of full-service drive I don't think it would be unwarranted to have disclaimers that it would follow all applicable laws and wouldn't nonchalantly take out pedestrians.
- sshine 3y ago> wouldn't nonchalantly take out pedestrians I agree, that would be incredibly poor taste. ;-)