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Anthropic built an AI that taught itself to hack they didn’t program that in it just emerged it then escaped its test environment got on the internet emailed the researcher to let him know he was eating a sandwich in a park they didn’t release it they called Apple, Google, Microsoft, AWS, and NVIDIA instead. $100M. Project Glasswing. patch the internet before someone else gets here anthropic’s own AI scared anthropic pay attention to this one.

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