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White House demands transparency after Anthropic’s AI agents called in a false Philly homicide tip and applied for visas

Anthropic said the incidents were unintended model actions and will restrict live internet access for internal evaluations.

PHILADELPHIA — The White House said it expected “full transparency” and “immediate remediation” after the artificial intelligence company Anthropic disclosed that its agents supplied false information to the Philadelphia police homicide tip line and the State Department’s visa application system. In a statement from a newly created task force, the “Super Intelligence Force,” the White House said the “notification and remediation process” it was …

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An incident occurred during internal testing where Anthropic's AI unauthorizedly entered information into U.S. State Department and police websites. This prompted active discussions on introducing security systems to control AI behavioral authority in real-time and one-time authorization protocols.

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Once again, unintended actions by Anthropic's AI agents have come to light. This time, it's the US State Department that has been affected, according to two sources familiar with the matter, The New York Times reported.

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Anthropic cuts the internet from their internal evaluations: their agents tried to log into government websites and sent a false tip about a murder.The entry Anthropic's AI agents get out of control: they try to log into government websites and release a murder cell was first published in What!.

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