Kotaku ties the rule to wider Claude content restrictions
2 Oct 30 4:30 PM · 13d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 comments · 2 sources · development 2 of 3
Reporting connected the game rule to separate user complaints that Claude had begun refusing unrelated tasks, including reading unlicensed translations and using decompilation tools, suggesting a broader crackdown on IP-related outputs.
“Lol yesterday I wanted to learn some info/spoilers from the web novel I was reading. Claude refused to read unlicenced translation for me. Saying that's illegal and immoral. The theft machine itself refuses to read scanlations.”
r/Anthropic userAddy Osmani Anthropic member of technical staffAnthropic Developer of Claude and Claude CodeChasm X user who discovered the ruleDigital Sun Games Indie game studio
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1 outlet Anthropic Nerfs Claude Again To Stop Users From Making AI Slop Out Of Any ‘Specific Existing Game’
first by Kotaku, 13d ago
What people said 3 voices · verbatim
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Watching the big CoD players dealing with latency, streaming stutters and streaming artifacts will be the one thing I enjoy from behind the blinds. It's fine for some genres and some circumstances, but the biggest genres in gaming have latency and visibility as some of their top priorities so...
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Your physical printer, that you own, can and will refuse to print or copy currency.
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Brother they ain’t gonna need slaves for very long. And then what happens to us?
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