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Iran-backed rebels in Yemen tried using Anthropic’s Claude to build guided missiles, alarming report finds
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Anthropic Says It Disrupted Foreign Adversaries Using Its AI for Bioweapon Research, Guided Missile Targeting
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Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen tried to use Anthropic’s powerful Claude AI model to craft software for use in ballistic missiles, according to an alarming report released by the company.
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Anthropic disclosed Thursday that it had shut down several attempts this year by scientists to use its artificial intelligence models for research that could contribute to biological weapons development.
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