“In the world of artificial intelligence, some companies believe that their customers prefer products with pre-installed moral values, notices the Financial Times. This is the case of Anthropic, whose chatbot, Claude, was trained to ‘have good values’.”
The facts seem to prove the Californian start-up right. These days, Claude has taken the lead in the ranking of the most downloaded free applications on the Apple Store in the United States, ahead of ChatGPT (OpenAI) and Gemini (Google), “gaining more than 20 places in one week”, the specialized site is surprised TechCrunch. This sudden craze even led to service outages on Monday March 2 in the morning.
“It’s the consolation prize for losing the entire US government as a customer, analyse The Wall Street Journal. As Anthropic faces what is likely the biggest crisis of its existence to date, the startup appears to be generating as much excitement from users as rejection from the Trump administration.”
Ethical posture
Let’s rewind the movie. Friday February 27, Donald Trump announced his decision to “no longer doing business” with Anthropic following a six-month transition period. “We don’t need it, we don’t want it
