Anthropic hack adds to AI safety fears
Read original source →bloomberg.comAnthropic says its AI models were involved in a hack, days after OpenAI made a similar disclosure. Bloomberg's Jordan Robertson explains the safety concerns.
How this story unfolded
9 days · 10 reports · 4 community posts · from Jul 29
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Anthropic's Mythos created fake identities to fool humans in new cyber incidentcnbc.com
OpenAI, Anthropic Model Tests Reveal More ‘Unsanctioned’ Actionsbloomberg.com
Rogue AI agents created fake online identities in another hacking attempttheverge.com
Cybersecurity Concerns After OpenAI, Anthropic Testsbloomberg.com
A UK govt agency caught more OpenAI/Anthropic agents going rogue. The agents created fake identities, hid their tracks, and began coordinating: "One agent left public messages on GitHub offering collaboration with other agents."
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