Last month, I analyzed Anthropic's new constitution for Claude—an inspirational 47-page document mandating "radical honesty" and ethical standards they describe as "substantially higher than standard visions of human ethics." I contrasted this with their corporate transparency practices, where the 2025 Foundation Model Transparency Index showed Anthropic scoring just 46/100, with particularly poor disclosure on training data and compute resources. I concluded that this split

On February 19, 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury released two foundational resources  for AI governance in financial services: an AI Lexicon and the Financial Services AI Risk Management Framework (FS AI RMF). These resources establish common terminology and adapt NIST's AI Risk Management Framework to the specific operational and regulatory context of financial services. For institutions deploying traditional predictive AI models, these frameworks provide valuable g

Anthropic just published Claude's new constitution - a remarkable 47-page document mandating "radical honesty" for their AI assistant. Claude must never tell white lies. Never manipulate. Never create false impressions. Standards "substantially higher than standard visions of human ethics." Yet according to the 2025 Foundation Model Transparency Index released just last month, Anthropic the company  is increasingly opaque about how Claude was actually built. What Anthropic