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The Code Is Not the Law: Why Claude’s Constitution Misleads

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By Lisa Klaassen, Ralph Schroeder, Anthropic’s description
| Lawfare Verified
In January, the frontier artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic published a landmark document for its AI model called Claude’s Constitution. Described as Anthropic’s “vision for Claude’s character,” the document marked a notable departure from standard industry prose. It is not simply a safety policy or a public-facing white paper.
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What Kant and Spinoza can teach us about AI

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By Lisa Klaassen
| Engelsberg Ideas
When asked if he believed in God, Albert Einstein gave an answer that startled both theologians and atheists. ‘I believe in Spinoza’s God’, he replied, ‘who reveals himself in the orderly harmony of what exists.’ Born into a Jewish community in Amsterdam in 1632, Baruch Spinoza was excommunicated in his twenties for denying that God was a transcendent creator intervening in the universe.
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Moltbook's new society

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By Lisa Klaassen
| Engelsberg Ideas
For centuries, culture has been understood as something humans make together: a shared web of beliefs, customs and judgements forged through social life. What has rarely been questioned is whether such a process requires humans at its centre. That assumption is now under strain. Moltbook, a new social-networking platform populated entirely by AI agents, signals a paradigmatic shift. For the first time, machines are not merely responding to human prompts or imitating human expression.
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