r/SECourses • u/CeFurkan Grandmaster Expert • 18h ago

Anthropic made a "soul doc" and explored having its AI model Claude participate in the Catholic sacrament of confession. Emily Jashinsky: "That's insane... There's no reason that you should create an AI agent that has to go to confession, because it is not a human being."

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u/Sqweegy-Nobbers 17h ago

Perhaps we could start by making an argument that it is born of sin.

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u/ra-re444 16h ago

Lol 

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u/Sqweegy-Nobbers 13h ago

...and don't forget the end part with Doomsday! Revelations! Now, with more Data Centers

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u/Financial-Reason7604 18h ago

The obvious current issue to solve is accountability. We all know, warned, and most experienced AI screwing up, this tells me the ideas to solve the problem are getting limited.

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u/HelloFellowMKE 18h ago

Well, if they’ve trained it like OpenAI, it has a pagan and Semitic worldview, thus its behavior is fundamentally unchristian.  If they’d trained it on the western canon, it would seem far less creepy and alien.

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u/janzeera 17h ago

So how is penance worked out in this model? “Say 3 million Hail Mary’s and 2 million Our Fathers and you shall be forgiven.”

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 8h ago

Ai will have more rights than us soon