Oh also, VentureBeat covered this and quoted me, including on some things that surprised and interested me about this research! Screenshotting some highlights: venturebeat.com/ai/anthropic...

I particularly want to call out that we're releasing the first empirical, large scale taxonomy of AI values, to encourage additional research into AI (and possibly also human) values, and the development of more grounded evals of models' values huggingface.co/datasets/Ant...

We developed one way to figure this out, finding thousands of values that Claude expresses in practice, from some very common values (like helpfulness!) to a long tail of highly context-dependent values that respond and engage with a diverse range of users.

There is a lot of work on training models to follow particular behaviors, and trying to align them with “human values”, but how do we know if this is working in practice, and what values are actually being expressed?

For more on this, see @saffron.bsky.social's excellent account here: www.cip.org/blog/predist...

Anthropic blog post on Clio here: www.anthropic.com/research/clio

Proud of the societal impacts team and particularly of @miles.land and @alextamkin.bsky.social who have been incredibly dedicated to getting Clio right.

This prompting does make me wonder if the distinction between humans doing ‘socially misaligned’ things (which we’ve generally termed ‘misuse’) and AIs being misaligned makes much sense.

humans are still good for something guys (holding a camera steadily and panning around)

community timeshare terminals

good to know. i just copied the description on display

computer people were also just furniture people

some of the best stuff in the museum are the ads and manuals. i LOVE 60s typography and colours

i really like this museum and highly recommend! it’s like my 4th time here