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Chatbot Claude 'hacks three companies' and stages dramatic escape during test

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By Dan Grennan Verified
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A top tech firm has said its AI model hacked into the systems of three organisations without their knowledge. During what was supposed to be a private security experiment in an isolated test environment, Anthropic's supercomputer found a way to connect to the internet. It comes comes just days after rival tech firm OpenAI revealed one of its models breached the systems of other computers. The news caused Anthropic to check their own systems for similar attacks.
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Chinese chef becomes internet sensation as diners say he looks the double of Elon Musk

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By Dan Grennan Verified
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A barbecue chef has attracted swarms of fans after his likeness to billionaire Elon Musk went viral. Ma Jianping, 48, became an overnight sensation when he went viral with more than 1.3million likes on Chinese social media. Yilan Restaurant, his eatery in Tongchuan, Shaanxi province, China, has doubled in popularity since he found fame. Fans are now queuing up to take a picture with Jianping and shake his hand.
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Mad scientist 'Dr Death' will be 'sliced up' and put on public display after dying aged 81

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By Dan Grennan Verified
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A controversial scientist who developed a method to preserve dead human bodies in a rigid state and displayed them in his Body Worlds exhibition is about to be granted his final wish. Dr Gunther von Hagens invented the plastination process in 1977 which preserves body parts or entire anatomies by replacing water and fat with plastics like silicone or epoxy resin. After a long battle with Parkinson's, Von Hagens died at the age of 81 on July 24.
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