Anthropic Says It Blocked State-Sponsored Attempts to Use Claude for Bioweapons Research
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Harvard fellow 'deeply concerned' over efforts to build bioweapons after Anthropic report
Harvard Senior Fellow Dr. Ashish Jha speaks to NBC News' Gadi Schwartz and breaks down the main takeaways from the Anthropic reports where they revealed attempts to use Claude to develop biological weapons.
Anthropic Says It Stopped Foreign 'Bad Actors' from Using Claude AI for Chemical Weapons Research
A new report from Anthropic said its artificial intelligence systems are repeatedly facing attempts from “bad actors” who want to use its systems for everything from fraud to making bioweapons. […]
Anthropic claims to have identified and discontinued, in the last eight months, a series of operations in which users have tried to use Claude, its artificial intelligence model (AI), for "malice activities", including the development of weapons and research that could contribute to the production of biological weapons. The revelations are part of the latest intelligence report on the company's threats, published on Thursday.
Anthropic Says It Blocked Foreign Actors From Using Its AI for Bioweapons Research and Missile Guidance
Anthropic said it disrupted several attempts this year by state-linked actors to use its AI models for biological weapons research and to help design missiles, drones and other conventional weapons.
Anthropic says it blocked state-sponsored attempts to use Claude for bioweapons research
Anthropic recently detailed at least five cases where suspected rogue actors "circumvented controls" specifically designed to prevent users in certain parts of the world from accessing Claude's extensive knowledge base regarding infectious diseases, such as bird flu, and lethal venoms and toxins, like botulinum toxin.Read Entire Article
Anthropic claims to have blocked attempts to use AI to develop biological weapons, notably related to Iran and five cases of dual-use biological research with ClaudeAnthropic said that it had thwarted several attempts this year by researchers to use its AI models for biological research that could contribute to the development of biological weapons, which led the company to suspend accounts and strengthen its security measures...
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