A comprehensive 154-page report published by Anthropic highlights instances where its Claude artificial intelligence platform was leveraged by malicious actors for illicit activities. The document outlines several cases, including the development of a surveillance tool in Mali known as Lakana 360, which was designed to monitor millions of mobile network users by intercepting calls, text messages, and voice data. Additionally, the report identifies efforts by developers in Russia to utilize the AI system for creating software related to kamikaze drone technology. These findings underscore growing international concerns regarding the potential security risks associated with the rapid evolution of generative AI technologies, as state-sponsored entities and other groups seek to exploit these tools for propaganda, espionage, and the advancement of military capabilities.
Source : Malay Mail
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