Dev argues Anthropic's cyber safeguards cause more harm than good for theorem provers
OwariDa · x · 2026-11-11
A debate over Anthropic's safety guardrails: after a user's discussion involving a bug in a theorem prover got flagged, OwariDa acknowledged that such bugs are a legitimate security concern, since LLMs are now writing proofs for formal verification of code security properties and cryptographic protocol verification. But he argued that Anthropic's so-called "cyber safeguards" are doing far more harm than good overall, saying he 100% agrees with the criticism of them.
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