Anthropic’s Claude AI is now refusing requests to decompile, mod or reverse‑engineer video game code, according to Tom’s Hardware.
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Anthropic has quietly added a restriction to its Claude large language model (LLM). The AI will now decline prompts that involve game modding, decompiling or reverse‑engineering code. The change was reported by Tom’s Hardware, which cited internal Claude behavior changes. Anthropic has not issued a public statement explaining the move.
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