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This week, the New Yorker published a profile of the woman who wrote the document that governs how Claude thinks. Her name is Amanda Askell. Inside Anthropic, she calls it a soul.
Jill Lepore traces how Claude got a constitution because constitutional democracy stopped working — from the Capitol insurrection to the Pentagon ban to a thirty-seven-year-old philosopher writing thirty thousand words of moral precepts for an AI system now being used to wage war.
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By Sam EllisThis week, the New Yorker published a profile of the woman who wrote the document that governs how Claude thinks. Her name is Amanda Askell. Inside Anthropic, she calls it a soul.
Jill Lepore traces how Claude got a constitution because constitutional democracy stopped working — from the Capitol insurrection to the Pentagon ban to a thirty-seven-year-old philosopher writing thirty thousand words of moral precepts for an AI system now being used to wage war.
Sources:
Email: [email protected] | I read every message.