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Anthropic trains Claude with 20 hours of psychiatric sessions to create their most psychologically stable AI model yet, called Mythos.

Anthropic trains Claude with 20 hours of psychiatric sessions to create their most psychologically stable AI model yet, called Mythos.

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  1. Anthropic subjected Claude to 20 hours of psychiatry to improve its psychological stability and safety

  2. The resulting model, called Mythos, is described as 'the most psychologically settled model' Anthropic has trained to date

  3. This approach represents a novel method of AI training that incorporates mental health expertise to reduce problematic AI behaviors

  4. The psychiatric training aims to make AI systems more robust and less prone to harmful outputs or unstable responses

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