Anthropic updates policy to ban AI abuse and election meddling

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Anthropic has revised its usage policy for its AI model Claude. The update explicitly bans repeated and extreme abuse of the system, while permitting ordinary user frustration and criticism. It also prohibits using the AI for election interference, deceptive campaigns, and the creation of weapons or surveillance software. The changes are detailed in the company's newly published rules.

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