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Anthropic says it consulted scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape Claude's moral reasoning.

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Anthropic says it consulted scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape Claude's moral reasoning.

AI companies are turning to religion to help teach chatbots right from wrong, per AP. Anthropic says it has met with scholars, clergy, philosophers and ethicists from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural groups to help shape how Claude handles moral questions.

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AP News NAMES: Anthropic = AI company behind the chatbot Claude.

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AMoney Tonight, live on a Saturday night, and the biggest crypto story in years just got even weirder.
BYou mean the six billion dollar hack? Go on.
APresident Trump says he's not concerned about the Binance heist. Quote: "We'll talk to North Korea about it."
BThat's one way to handle a six point three billion dollar robbery. Just phone Pyongyang.
AHold on — that quote isn't confirmed. But the FBI officially says North Korea's hackers pulled it off.
BStill, Trump staying calm makes sense. Panic would cripple the whole crypto market.
ACalm is fine, but six billion dollars vanished. That's a real problem for anyone holding coins on an exchange.
BThe exchange is still standing. That's more than most banks can say after a run.
AMaybe, but this is reportedly the largest crypto hack ever. You can't just shrug it off.
BFine, Trump will "talk to" Kim Jong-un. That'll fix everything.
ADifferent world entirely: AI companies are now asking clergy to teach chatbots right from wrong.
BAnthropic says it met with more than fifteen religious groups to shape Claude's moral answers.
AThat's either brilliant or a cheap way to avoid blame when the AI says something terrible.
BI think it's smart. Morality is deeper than code. You need human judgment.
AOr they're just collecting theological cover. Next thing, the chatbot quotes scripture instead of answering.
BI'd pay to see a chatbot debate a priest on interest rates.
AAnd that's where we start on Money Tonight. Binance, North Korea, and AI finding religion. Lots to get into.

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