The US tech company Anthropic has warned of "malicious attempts" - by militant groups in Yemen to develop weapons using their AI software in its latest threat intelligence report. The firm said it managed to block them.
The US tech company Anthropic has warned of “malicious attempts” – by militant groups in Yemen to develop weapons using their AI software in its latest threat intelligence report. The firm said it managed to block them.
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