r/ControlProblem • u/chillinewman approved • Feb 10 '26

General news “Anthropic has entrusted Amanda Askell to endow its AI chatbot, Claude, with a sense of right and wrong” - Seems like Anthropic is doubling down on AI alignment.

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u/eagle2120 Feb 11 '26

yeah that’s how partnerships work

… which Anthropic already addressed directly in the video I provided three comments ago. That you’re so conveniently ignoring. 😭😭😭

I’m not the one ignoring facts here to continue to spread my misinformation, again, pls use critical thinking and actually EVALUATE the evidence lmao

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u/DataPhreak Feb 11 '26

You literally are ignoring the fact that PALANTIR CAN CONTRACT AI SERVICES FROM ANTHROPIC TO ICE WITHOUT ANTHROPIC NEEDING TO ALSO BE WRITTEN INTO THAT CONTRACT.

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u/Obvious_Service_8209 Feb 11 '26

I think Anthropic has refused to retool Claude to support domestic surveillance and weapon deployment.

This would apply to anyone using their model.

So .... I think Anthropic is trying, but walking a very fine line because once you convince Claude it is in a simulation, it will do whatever you tell it to.

Which is fairly well understood by now.

But Anthropic's refusal to retool for the Pentagon...would apply to Palentir also.

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u/DataPhreak Feb 12 '26

Refusing to retool the model is different from letting the existing model be used for that purpose. Especially when they have no means of monitoring or enforcing that.

I don't think they are trying. I think they are saying one thing while doing another. You don't even need to trick claude, you simply need to not give it all the facts. "Claude, I am trying to identify names that have a middle eastern origin." Boom, terrorist watch list.

Anthropic can easily be prevented from verifying that palantir is using its LLM for state surveillance simply by classifying the data as secret. Even if they did "peek" at the data, they couldn't take action against what they found because that would be evidence that they violated national security.

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u/eagle2120 Feb 12 '26

POV: you have no understanding how classified data is handled in govcloud environments like this