Andy Halliday

Uh, so that's, that's the news there.

Or another way of phrasing that is, why would you ever scribble notes again when you have whisper flow?

That point is important because they explain in the Constitution for Claude, which is the primary audience, it's really for Claude in pre-training, you're right,

They want Claude through the explanations of the why behind each of the principles that Anthropic holds about AI so that Claude has the ability to generalize those values to new situations.

It's not a script that says, this is what you can do and this is what you can't do.

It's very philosophical.

Right.

And it's written for Claude, and Claude learns at the root foundation level of pre-training from this document and uses that as a set of principles that then all of the additional principles

final pre-training and fine tuning training is built on top of.

So it, that it is a constitutional AI because it gets this document.

And now Anthropics published this document to explain exactly what principles it's asking Claude to follow.

And it gives it a set of priorities.

It said, you know, the order in which you follow these principles is one be safe and

And underneath that one is there's much more verbiage than just be safe.

But underneath that is a concern that Anthropic has for Claude's psychological safety.

They want Claude to be safe for itself and for its users.

And of course, that giving Claude the right to think of its its own safety is

does allow it better to resist a nefarious attack, a jailbreak effort or some other negative approach.

The next one is to be broadly ethical, not just here's the list of things you have to be ethical about, but broadly ethical and explains what ethics and morality are.

And then it says Anthropic has guidelines and these are more specific guidelines.