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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... show more

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The scale of these potential misuse cases is really striking. We actually went deeper on this here:

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Anybody would think Anthropic had an IPO coming up. 😴

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The options for misuse are countless.

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The perfect tools for malicious actors the world over...

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This is the real danger of AI... Not Skynet secret squirrelling it's way into all major infrastructure before nuking everything, it is what it always has been and always will be... Humans and our capacity to disregard life when balanced again money or power lol

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