Yemen Group Used AI as Engineers to Design Guided Rocket, 2,000km Ballistic Missile: Anthropic
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Yemen group used Claude AI to build guided rocket: Report
Hyderabad: An engineering group in northern Yemen used Anthropic’s Claude AI models to write the guidance software for a rocket it later test-fired, the company said in a report published on Thursday, September 10. The test appeared to fail. Within hours, the operators were back on Claude trying to work out what had gone wrong. The … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stories on Wha…
Anthropic report points to Iran-backed Houthis using Claude to develop missiles
According to Anthropic's findings in the report, the Iran-aligned Houthis used Claude Code to try and develop software for several weapons programmes, including a guided rocket, a ballistic missile and a missile family with a hypersonic glide vehicle variant.
Anthropic says it has thwarted multiple attempts to misuse its artificial intelligence models, including for activities related to weapons design, missile guidance, cyber espionage and surveillance. The company warns that AI is increasingly being used to directly execute dangerous operations, with humans in some cases limited to supervising them, according to Reuters.
Anthropic says Yemen-based group used Claude to develop missile guidance software
Tech giant Anthropic has said that Yemen-based weapons engineering cells used its Claude AI model to develop guidance software for missiles and a guided rocket, as part of a wider effort involving several weapons programmes. In a threat report published on Thursday, the company said the group, based in northern Yemen, was working on three […]
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