@bcherny I thought the Cyber Verification Program was created to "enable professionals to continue working on legitimate dual-use tasks safely while minimizing interruption."
I was approved 3 days ago, yet I'm now getting pop-up warnings that my prompts violate the Acceptable Use Policy, with a threat of enhanced safety filters if the pattern continues.
The "Learn More" link sent me to usersafety@, but the instant reply was about appealing a ban I never received. It didn't identify the issue or help at all.
Is there a clearer delineation of what counts as a violation for those approved under the Cyber Verification Program? I'm just trying to do legitimate professional work without getting filtered or banned.
Well, I got approved for the "Cyber Verification Program" followed by a message stating if I continue violating the 'Acceptable Use Policy' they'll apply enhanced safety filters to my chats.
The 'Learn more' button gave me an email to reach out to which I did... got an immediate reply to fill out an appeal for the ban I don't have. So that's cool..?
@UK_Daniel_Card lol dude, mine decided it was tired of 'wasting time' on something it kept generating buggy code for and literally moved on from the task. wild times!
@HackingDave Dude it’s been so bad for me as well. I had to have it reference another repo that it helped create, to know how to correctly forward ports in codespaces.
Solid read! It’s wild how generous @Anthropic is, shipping completely unstripped binaries with full debug info and complete symbol tables. 🤷
Happy accident or intentional?
#Anthropic#Claude#ReverseEngineering#AI