AI companies are reportedly seeking religious guidance on how chatbots handle moral questions.
The reported turn to religion raises a question about whose values will shape chatbots’ answers to moral questions.
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@unusual_whalesAI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong, per AP. Anthropic says it has met with scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape how Claude handles moral questions.
@tech_by_pw🔴 AI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong. Anthropic has met with scholars, clergy, and ethicists from over 15 religious groups to shape how Claude handles moral questions. Stay updated on AI ethics and chatbot developments with http://pagewatcher.app, filtering out noise to catch the changes that matter.
@CyberMattOnX@MarioNawfal AI companies: asking clergy to teach chatbots right from wrong Kentucky guy: got a religious exemption so the chatbot can’t teach him anything@unusual_whalesAI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong, per AP. Anthropic says it has met with scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape how Claude handles moral questions.@tech_by_pw🔴 AI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong. Anthropic has met with scholars, clergy, and ethicists from over 15 religious groups to shape how Claude handles moral questions. Stay updated on AI ethics and chatbot developments with http://pagewatcher.app, filtering out noise to catch the changes that matter.@CyberMattOnX@MarioNawfal AI companies: asking clergy to teach chatbots right from wrong Kentucky guy: got a religious exemption so the chatbot can’t teach him anything@unusual_whalesAI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong, per AP. Anthropic says it has met with scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape how Claude handles moral questions.@tech_by_pw🔴 AI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong. Anthropic has met with scholars, clergy, and ethicists from over 15 religious groups to shape how Claude handles moral questions. Stay updated on AI ethics and chatbot developments with http://pagewatcher.app, filtering out noise to catch the changes that matter.@CyberMattOnX@MarioNawfal AI companies: asking clergy to teach chatbots right from wrong Kentucky guy: got a religious exemption so the chatbot can’t teach him anything@unusual_whalesAI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong, per AP. Anthropic says it has met with scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape how Claude handles moral questions.@tech_by_pw🔴 AI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong. Anthropic has met with scholars, clergy, and ethicists from over 15 religious groups to shape how Claude handles moral questions. Stay updated on AI ethics and chatbot developments with http://pagewatcher.app, filtering out noise to catch the changes that matter.@CyberMattOnX@MarioNawfal AI companies: asking clergy to teach chatbots right from wrong Kentucky guy: got a religious exemption so the chatbot can’t teach him anything
