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  1. The US government issued an export control directive classifying AI models as dual-use technologies.

Anthropic is reportedly testing its AI models on sensitive U.S. government systems, leading to rising tensions with U.S. administration and intelligence bodies.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 23
Gone quiet Reached 3 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Anthropic is reportedly testing its AI models on sensitive U.S. government systems, leading to rising tensions with U.S. administration and intelligence bodies.

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  1. Anthropic coordinates with the US government regarding AI models, involving the Office of the National Cyber Director and the AI Security Institute.Sub-event
  2. Anthropic's AI model identified security vulnerabilities within government systems.Sub-event
  3. Anthropic teamed up with US intelligence agencies, and testing of its AI models was discussed by a Virginia Senator.Sub-event
  4. Testing of Anthropic AI on sensitive US government systems draws scrutiny from NSA and intelligence agencies.1 source

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