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New Anthropic Policy
The AI company Anthropic is introducing identity verification for users of its chatbot Claude starting in July. The move comes amid increasing regulatory pressure and tightening export control requirements.
Between outrage and political pressure
On June 12 at 5:21 p.m. Eastern Time, Anthropic received a US government export control directive. Within hours, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 were disabled worldwide. The move triggered a wave of political and industry reactions across Europe.
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Hard Lessons from Real Incidents
IT experts and users share severe security failures on Reddit — and the lessons they took away for everyday operations.
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Unclear Threat Assessment
Something unprecedented has happened: OpenAI rival Anthropic has been forced to suddenly restrict access to its most advanced AI model after the U.S. government raised national security concerns. Many details remain unclear.
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First case involving new CISA security requirement
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has ordered civilian federal agencies to urgently remediate a critical vulnerability in Ivanti Sentry within just three days, following evidence that attackers are already actively compromising systems.
Suspected Cyberattack
The cybercriminal group ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for a large-scale data breach targeting the Council of Europe. According to the group, the incident involves personal and payroll data belonging to around 10,000 employees.
AI safety controls become transparent
Anthropic has revised its approach to communicating safety restrictions in its new language model Claude Fable 5, following mounting criticism from developers and AI researchers. The move comes after concerns that the company had been applying hidden model downgrades when users triggered certain types of requests.
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