Anthropic Adds 2 Sentences to Claude Code to Stop AI Video Game Clones
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Anthropic added two sentences to Claude Code’s prompt for its Opus 5.5 model to prevent it from recreating specific existing video games. Developers say the filter also blocks crash-dump analysis, anti-cheat work and debugging on their own projects, according to BeInCrypto. Anthropic technical staff member Addy Osmani confirmed the change on X on October 30, citing its policy against intellectual-property infringement, and said the guardrail would be tuned further. The move comes ahead of Anthropic’s Nasdaq debut; its IPO prospectus, filed October 26, flags liability from third-party misuse and books a $1.5 billion authors’ settlement as a 2025 expense.
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Anthropic added two sentences to Claude Code’s prompt for its Opus 5.5 model to prevent it from recreating specific existing video games. Developers say the filter also blocks crash-dump analysis, anti-cheat work and debugging on their own projects, according to BeInCrypto. Anthropic technical staff member Addy Osmani confirmed the change on X on October 30, citing its policy against intellectual-property infringement, and said the guardrail would be tuned further. The move comes ahead of Anthropic’s Nasdaq debut; its IPO prospectus, filed October 26, flags liability from third-party misuse and books a $1.5 billion authors’ settlement as a 2025 expense.