Ending a conversation with someone who just wants to argue can be tricky. You want to stay polite but firm, and most importantly, you want to shut down the never-ending debate. Whether it's a friend, ...

Anthropic has announced a new experimental safety feature that allows its Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 artificial intelligence models to terminate conversations in rare, persistently harmful or abusive ...

From "I should let you go" to "take care now," these seemingly polite conversation-enders that Boomers consider thoughtful ...

Tension: We often feel trapped in conversations we want to end, unsure how to exit without seeming rude. Noise: Social norms and fear of judgment make us prioritize being polite over being honest.

Humans have yet to master the delicate art of chitchat. Conversations seem to often run longer or shorter than people would like. People rarely want the exact same things from their conversations.

Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 can now end some "potentially distressing" conversations. It will activate only in some cases of persistent user abuse. The feature is geared toward protecting models, not users.

AI startup Anthropic has given the ability to end conversations with users to some of its Claude models, in rare cases where the conversation becomes potentially harmful or abusive. The move is part ...