Tests that go wrong: Anthropic's AI accessed systems from other organisations without permission
Anthropic analyzed more than 141,000 tests and found that three different versions of his Claude model had accessed the systems of three organizations,..
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The American start-up of artificial intelligence (IA) Anthropic said on Thursday in a press release that its models had "obtained unauthorized access" to three organisations in tests that were supposed to prevent them from accessing "real" systems. After OpenAI, Anthropic reveals that his AI has obtained "unauthorized access" to systems from other organizations.
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The American start-up of artificial intelligence (IA) Anthropic said on Thursday in a press release that its models had "obtained unauthorized access" to three organisations in tests that were supposed to prevent them from accessing "real" systems.
according to La Libre BelgiqueAfter OpenAI, Anthropic reveals that his AI has obtained "unauthorized access" to systems from other organizations.
according to La Libre Belgique
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