Anthropic launches AI and Rule of Law research team

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Justin Sandefur joins to study impacts on democratic institutions.

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Daniel Feuling@dfeuling_

Ah, okay -- so concentrating power is bad when it's an AI-enabled coup or mass surveillance, but it's okay when it's Project Glasswing or any of Dario's suggestions around regulatory capture that locks out the general public from a dual use technology in favor of chosen winners. Got it. Thanks, Justin.

12:30 PM · Jul 15, 2026

Kyle S. Gibson@KyleSGibson

@curl_justin @AnthropicAI i wish Anthropic had been more proactive in their approach to rule of law when they were stealing books https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/05/technology/anthropic-settlement-copyright-ai.html

12:01 PM · Jul 15, 2026

Andrew Lou@andrew_lou_

@curl_justin @AnthropicAI Woohoooo congrats Justin!! But also congrats for Anthropic!

12:36 PM · Jul 15, 2026

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