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Anthropic has blocked some users from its Claude AI chatbot after misusing the technology for things including cyberattacks. Barnaby Papadopulos says the report 'gives an idea' of how the tech could be used to cause potential harm to humans - which experts have recently warned about.

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@SkyNews @BarnabyPap This is why Britain should be doing all it can to reduce industrial electricity costs, in order to get on the front foot with AI, for reasons of national security.

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@BarnabyPap It is a sobering look at how these models can be misused for high-stakes risks. We actually went deeper on this here:

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🔎 🖥️ The #US military reportedly used #Anthropic's #Claude #AI chatbot to analyse data from its operations in #Iran and #Venezuela. The Trump administration has since ended its partnership with Anthropic after the company said its tech should not be used for autonomous weapons.

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19,631 views • 6 months ago

Anthropic says it managed to block an attempt to use its AI model to develop biological weapons. The firm published its latest threat intelligence report detailing attempts at "malicious activity", and warned that, without safeguards, attempts at biological misuse "could have catastrophic consequences". In six cases, the Claude AI model was also used to try to develop software for conventional missiles and armed drones.
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Anthropic says it managed to block an attempt to use its AI model to develop biological weapons. The firm published its latest threat intelligence report detailing attempts at "malicious activity", and warned that, without safeguards, attempts at biological misuse "could have catastrophic consequences". In six cases, the Claude AI model was also used to try to develop software for conventional missiles and armed drones.

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2,164,576 views • 11 months ago

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said AI "has a lot of benefits, but also very serious risks" when asked about the possibility the technology could cause human extinction. "You can't afford to go and fix it after the fact," says former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon.
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Anthropic publishes an alarming new report saying it blocked several possible attempts to use its AI models to develop biological weapons “Anthropic says a lab outside the US gained access to Claude from an unsupported region, using the model to help research a highly pathogenic bird flu variant and its potential transmission to humans” “The report comes after a former Anthropic and OpenAI researcher issued a dire warning about the possible dangers of AI. They could cause extreme havoc, for example, hacking critical infrastructure, building extinction-level bioweapons” I was able to find a list of these “unsupported regions” so we can get an idea of which country might have been trying to do this - China - Russia - Iran - North Korea - Cuba - Syria - Belarus - Myanmar - Venezuela - Afghanistan - Yemen - Hong Kong and Macau - Occupied parts of Ukraine Obviously this is extremely alarming but one thing I find interesting is all the sudden all these big AI companies are all asking for federal regulations and oversight at the same time The only reason I can think of for them doing this, all at the exact same time, is because they know if they have federal regulations it would make it much harder and more expensive for smaller companies to meet those regulations This could be a play to crush emerging AI companies and make it too expensive and impossible to compete with the bigger more established companies that can afford the regulations
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Anthropic publishes an alarming new report saying it blocked several possible attempts to use its AI models to develop biological weapons “Anthropic says a lab outside the US gained access to Claude from an unsupported region, using the model to help research a highly pathogenic bird flu variant and its potential transmission to humans” “The report comes after a former Anthropic and OpenAI researcher issued a dire warning about the possible dangers of AI. They could cause extreme havoc, for example, hacking critical infrastructure, building extinction-level bioweapons” I was able to find a list of these “unsupported regions” so we can get an idea of which country might have been trying to do this - China - Russia - Iran - North Korea - Cuba - Syria - Belarus - Myanmar - Venezuela - Afghanistan - Yemen - Hong Kong and Macau - Occupied parts of Ukraine Obviously this is extremely alarming but one thing I find interesting is all the sudden all these big AI companies are all asking for federal regulations and oversight at the same time The only reason I can think of for them doing this, all at the exact same time, is because they know if they have federal regulations it would make it much harder and more expensive for smaller companies to meet those regulations This could be a play to crush emerging AI companies and make it too expensive and impossible to compete with the bigger more established companies that can afford the regulations

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The Pentagon has effectively blacklisted AI firm Anthropic, after the company refused to agree to the government's demand for unrestricted use of its latest model. "The big question now is, who's going to step up after them?" says technology journalist Jacob Ward.
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The Pentagon has effectively blacklisted AI firm Anthropic, after the company refused to agree to the government's demand for unrestricted use of its latest model. "The big question now is, who's going to step up after them?" says technology journalist Jacob Ward.

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39,399 views • 6 months ago

Exactly three weeks ago U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly barred AI firm Anthropic from all federal agencies after the company declined to grant the Pentagon unrestricted access to its technology. Anthropic says the decision was driven by concerns over potential use in fully autonomous weapons and large-scale surveillance of Americans. Martha Raddatz reports.
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Exactly three weeks ago U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly barred AI firm Anthropic from all federal agencies after the company declined to grant the Pentagon unrestricted access to its technology. Anthropic says the decision was driven by concerns over potential use in fully autonomous weapons and large-scale surveillance of Americans. Martha Raddatz reports.

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11,214 views • 6 months ago

🚨 Anthropic case is exactly what Putin warned about Anthropic pulled its strongest AI models worldwide after the US ordered it to block all foreign users. Putin: "Foreign services can be very convenient, but sooner or later you’ll see the price of this dependence is."👇
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98,455 views • 3 months ago

🇺🇸 The Pentagon has given Anthropic until 5:01 pm today to yank the kill-switches off its AI so it could be used for “all lawful purposes,” which apparently includes everything up to (but not officially including) Skynet Lite™. If they don't, the Pentagon "will terminate its partnership with Anthropic and deem them a supply chain risk." Source: Reuters
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🇺🇸 The Pentagon has given Anthropic until 5:01 pm today to yank the kill-switches off its AI so it could be used for “all lawful purposes,” which apparently includes everything up to (but not officially including) Skynet Lite™. If they don't, the Pentagon "will terminate its partnership with Anthropic and deem them a supply chain risk." Source: Reuters

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The Pentagon has said it will remove Anthropic from the agency's supply chain if the AI firm declines to allow its AI technology to be used across military applications. Speaking to Shereen Bhan in an interview at the India AI Impact Summit, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei had said, 'Red lines are important to make sure AI is compatible with democracy.' He also shared the company's main areas of concern: - Fully autonomous weapons (operated completely without humans) - Domestic mass surveillance of Americans Shereen Bhan breaks down the consequences that Anthropic might face if the company agrees or disagrees to comply. #Anthropic #AnthropicPentagon #Pentagon #PeteHegseth #AI #USDefence #CNBCTV18Digital
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The chances of AI ending all human life are roughly 10%, both former and current employees of Anthropic have warned. On #ThisIsWhy, @SkyNewsNiall talks to technology correspondent @RowlsManthorpe about the three ways that AI could 'kill us all'. 🎧
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The chances of AI ending all human life are roughly 10%, both former and current employees of Anthropic have warned. On #ThisIsWhy, @SkyNewsNiall talks to technology correspondent @RowlsManthorpe about the three ways that AI could 'kill us all'. 🎧

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nthropic says that one of its Claude models mistakenly gained access to the open internet and read someone's personal information during a cybersecurity exercise in January, marking the fourth time its models have done so. The model was told it was operating in a simulation without internet access, but due to a mistake, the environment actually left internet access open. Anthropic said it believes these incidents would not have happened had the environments actually been isolated from the internet as intended, but cybersecurity experts remain concerned about models' potential to cause harm. Lauren Fichten reports.
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nthropic says that one of its Claude models mistakenly gained access to the open internet and read someone's personal information during a cybersecurity exercise in January, marking the fourth time its models have done so. The model was told it was operating in a simulation without internet access, but due to a mistake, the environment actually left internet access open. Anthropic said it believes these incidents would not have happened had the environments actually been isolated from the internet as intended, but cybersecurity experts remain concerned about models' potential to cause harm. Lauren Fichten reports.

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22,643 views • 5 months ago

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Anthropic introduced Claude Tag letting teams delegate work to Claude directly inside Slack across approved channels & tools. The real winner of this shift could be $CRM as Slack becomes the coordination layer for humans and AI agents while model providers compete for distribution inside the platform.
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