Claude's strange constitution: scholar flags legally questionable AI personality theories
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-17
AI governance scholar Luiza Jarovsky dissects Anthropic's newly published constitution for Claude, calling it soaked in anthropomorphism and legally inaccurate about an AI model's nature and social role. She argues that under the guise of "full transparency," Anthropic is advancing legally questionable theories of AI personality to support an exceptionalist system for AI while weakening accountability frameworks for AI companies.
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