Anthropic says it caught China using Claude to develop an anti-torpedo weapon
Anthropic said it banned nine accounts after finding foreign actors used Claude to draft weapons systems, build drone software and collect U.S. Navy targeting data.
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BizTocAnthropic says Russian and Chinese threat actors used Claude as a weapons engineering assistant for drone swarming and more
The report documents threat actors using Claude to research and develop drone swarms, anti-torpedo weapons systems, and targeting recommendations.
In particular, the American company announced on Thursday that it had stopped several surveillance operations against dissidents and ethnic minorities.
A small team of developers, probably independent, from Russia used AI Claude chatbot to develop software for an autonomous king of attack drones "kamikaze" with first person viewing, including terminal guidance, target selection and coordination between several aircraft, according to Antropic, the company that developed Claude.
Anthropic claims to have blocked several uses of Claude related to cyberattacks, the surveillance of dissidents and the development of software for weapons. His new intelligence report also describes potentially dangerous biological research and accuses several Chinese laboratories of having recovered massively the answers of ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iP…
Anthropic claims to have neutralized several surveillance operations using its IA Claude against dissidents and ethnic minorities. The laboratory also detected diversions related to biological research and accused Moonshot and DeepSeek of using Claude to improve their own models.
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