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Should you say “please” to a chatbot? One company thinks so

Jasmine Rodriguez
Jasmine Rodriguez
Jasmine Rodriguez
Bureau Chief · Syracuse, NY

Jasmine has over 15 years of journalism experience, starting her career at the Syracuse Post-Standard after graduating from Syracuse University. Her insightful leadership has guided reporting teams through several major local stories, earning her awards for investigative journalism. Jasmine is committed to highlighting underreported issues within the community while fostering a culture of transparency.

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Bureau Chief · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 4:12 PM · 1 min read
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Should you say “please” to a chatbot? One company thinks so — Ossining Technology news

Being rude to a chatbot could soon get you kicked off. Anthropic, the company behind the AI assistant Claude, is banning users from being “sustained and needless” cruel to its AI models, CNN reported.

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