Anthropic Says Houthis Used Claude AI in Missile Programmes
Anthropic said most malicious requests were blocked, but some Houthi weapon-development prompts still got through.
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The radical Islamic Huthis rely on AI in their deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia. Its allies hesitate with the help – despite a support pact.
The Houthi rebels, who launched the deadly rocket attacks in Saudi Arabia, used the artificial intelligence developed by Anthropic to manufacture rockets, recognized the American company. Claude's creators revealed in a report that Yemeni fighters launched three weapons programs using their artificial intelligence products. On the weekend, the Houthi rebels launched the most devastating attacks on Saudi Arabia so far.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have used Anthropic's AI model, Claude, to build rockets and ballistic missiles, the company admitted. The British newspaper Daily Mail emphasized that AI could change the geopolitical landscape in the Persian Gulf region.
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