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Anthropic says Iran, Russia used Claude for weapons research, including missile systems and kamikaze drone projects

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By Prabhakar Jha
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, Sept. 12 -- Anthropic's artificial intelligence model Claude has been misused in attempts to develop military applications including kamikaze drone swarms and missile navigation systems, as well as research linked to potential biological weapons, according to a report by the company's threat intelligence team.
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Anthropic says Iran, Russia used Claude for weapons research, including missile systems and kamikaze drone projects

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By Prabhakar Jha
| Mint
Anthropic's artificial intelligence model Claude has been misused in attempts to develop military applications including kamikaze drone swarms and missile navigation systems, as well as research linked to potential biological weapons, according to a report by the company's threat intelligence team. The 154-page report, cited by Bloomberg, said users from countries including Iran, Russia, China and Yemen were among those flagged for misusing Anthropic's frontier models over the past year.
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After Anthropic's Jacob Coxon, OpenAI's new safety hire Paul Christiano warns AI could 'kill' most people

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By Prabhakar Jha
| Mint
Just a day after Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and warned that leading AI companies were "gambling with our lives", OpenAI's newly appointed safety official Paul Christiano issued an equally stark warning: humans could permanently lose control of superintelligent AI, potentially resulting in the deaths of most people.
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