Anthropic will ask Claude users to verify their identities 'for a few use cases'
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Anthropic will ask Claude users to verify their identities 'for a few use cases'
"Anthropic has started rolling out identity verification on Claude for a few use cases, requiring users to show a valid government-issued photo ID and take a selfie."
"Many users are questioning the necessity of identity verification to use an AI chatbot, especially since Anthropic already has their credit cards on file as paying subscribers."
"Anthropic emphasized that it will not use your identity data to train its models and that it will not share your data with anyone else."
Anthropic has begun rolling out identity verification for specific use cases on its AI chatbot, Claude. Users may encounter prompts to verify their identity by presenting a valid government-issued photo ID and taking a selfie for comparison. This move has faced backlash, with users questioning the need for such verification, especially since they are already paying subscribers. The identity verification process is managed by Persona Identities, which has ties to surveillance companies. Anthropic assures that Persona will not store images and is limited in data usage, with all data encrypted.
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