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Anthropic Reveals Houthi Rebels Used Their AI to Design Missiles Days After Its Safety Lead Warned AI "Could Kill All Humans"

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The same week an Anthropic researcher publicly warned that AI could wipe out humanity within a decade, the company quietly revealed it had already caught someone trying to use its models to build missiles capable of striking targets over 2,000 kilometers away.

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Anthropic has found in parallel that the Houthis use Claude to try to develop ballistic missiles. More information: Netanyahu knew a week before Hamas was going to attack Israel on 7-O: he ignored the warning from Arab Emirates

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Why so many people are talking about Claude? Meet the most dangerous AI in the world A group based in northern Yemen used Claude, the artificial intelligence of the American company Anthropic, to try to develop missiles and other weapons, according to a report released by the company on Thursday (10). The company claimed to have identified three military projects conducted with the help of the tool. Among them were a guided rocket, a ballistic m…

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Unnamed intruders in northern Yemen allegedly tried to use Claude's artificial intelligence model to develop missiles, claims American... ~ 11.09.2026, PRIM

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Concerns about the use of advanced artificial intelligence in the development of weapons systems are being raised by a new report by the US company Anthropic, according to which armed actors in northern Yemen attempted to exploit the Claude model to develop ballistic missile guidance and navigation software. As the FT reports, in the report, Anthropic does not name the Houthis, but refers to a “threat actor cell” operating in northern Yemen, an …

Houthi Rebels Misuse Claude AI: Anthropic's 154-page report revealed that Houthi rebels were using Cloud Code to develop GNC software, multi-stage ballistic missiles, and the R2000 program. The company blocked suspicious accounts and alerted threat intelligence agencies.

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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