When I log into the Claude web interface and start a conversation, we generally say that I am the one running the model, not Anthropic. It is running on Anthropic’s servers, because I pay a monthly subscription fee for that, but I am the person running the model. Are you saying you want Anthropic to be liable for what I do with Claude?
You should both be liable, in different ways, as if Claude was an Anthropic employee you were talking to.
So if you ask it to commit a crime, you are liable because that’s illegal. If it commits that crime Anthropic is also liable for the same reason (unless there was no way for Claude to realise it was committing a crime).
If you ask it something innocuous and it commits a crime on the process of fulfilling your request, that’s on Anthropic, for badly training and safeguarding Claude.
When I log into the Claude web interface and start a conversation, we generally say that I am the one running the model, not Anthropic. It is running on Anthropic’s servers, because I pay a monthly subscription fee for that, but I am the person running the model. Are you saying you want Anthropic to be liable for what I do with Claude?
You should both be liable, in different ways, as if Claude was an Anthropic employee you were talking to.
So if you ask it to commit a crime, you are liable because that’s illegal. If it commits that crime Anthropic is also liable for the same reason (unless there was no way for Claude to realise it was committing a crime).
If you ask it something innocuous and it commits a crime on the process of fulfilling your request, that’s on Anthropic, for badly training and safeguarding Claude.