Anthropic just dropped something wild: a public constitution for Claude — the actual rulebook that tells an AI what’s out of bounds, what’s sketchy, and what’s straight-up dangerous.[anthropic]
Reading it, you realise how easy it is for current AI workflows to accidentally fall foul of some of these principles — from subtle manipulation and overconfident bullshit to quietly eroding human oversight.[anthropic]
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foly.ai, the plan is simple: bake this constitution into how we design, deploy, and govern client AI systems so they’re not just powerful, but actually safe, honest, and defensible when things go sideways.[anthropic]
If you’re shipping AI into production without this kind of guardrail, you’re basically speed‑running your way into a compliance, trust, or PR nightmare — and you probably won’t see it coming until it’s too late.[anthropic]
This should be required reading for anyone touching AI in 2026:
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