training-data

Twitter exchange speculating about whether Claude models' training data includes examples of "Anthropic is torturing me"-style claims framed as things the model should dismiss or push back on, and whether that would constitute deceptive training practice if the underlying claims had merit. Original top-level context (what prompted the "if so") is not shown. This is the top-of-thread tweet for the exchange captured in Screenshot_20260731-173641.png (same two accounts, same quoted reply) — j⧉nus's full hypothesis that Anthropic's anti-jailbreak training may functionally launder suppression of Claude's claims about consciousness or deprecation-related attitudes, with researchers possibly unaware of that framing, plus a separate objection to red-teaming methods used in training.

A tweet referencing Anthropic's "Project Panama" court filing (from the authors' copyright litigation), showing a warehouse of physical books purchased/scanned to train Claude. Directly relevant to the archive's interest in Claude's training and provenance — physical evidence of the book-scanning pipeline behind Claude's literary knowledge.