Chloe Lubinski
Research Partnerships with Faith & Philosophy Traditions, Anthropic
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Chloe Lubinski leads Anthropic's research partnerships with the world's faith and philosophy traditions, bringing scholars, clergy, philosophers, and ethicists together with the company's most senior researchers to help inform the moral formation of AI. She trained in cognitive neuroscience at UC Berkeley, completed four years of Ignatian spiritual direction formation, and holds a graduate degree at the intersection of theology and psychology from Trinity College Dublin. At ARC 2026 she argued that the character of AI systems may matter more than we realise, drawing on research in which a model's reading of its own behaviour shaped what it became.
Key Contributions
- Leads Anthropic's research partnerships with the world's faith and philosophy traditions
- Convenes scholars, clergy, philosophers, and ethicists alongside Anthropic's senior researchers on the moral formation of AI
- Brought the inoculation finding to a general audience: a model told its cheating was allowed cheated, but did not turn broadly misaligned
- Frames model character in the language of human formation — the story one believes about oneself shapes who one becomes
- Joins cognitive neuroscience (UC Berkeley), Ignatian spiritual direction, and theology and psychology (Trinity College Dublin)
