Anthropic says rogue Yemen cell used Claude to develop missile guidance software as failed rocket test exposed AI’s dangerous potential
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AI Global WireAnthropic said it disrupted a cell of threat actors in northern Yemen that used its Claude Code tool in place of human software engineers to develop guidance software for a guided rocket, a ballistic missile,
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