Houthis in northern Yemen are reportedly using Anthropic's Claude AI to develop missiles and their campaign is now impacting Saudi oil exports.
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Updated Sep 15
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Houthis in northern Yemen are reportedly using Anthropic's Claude AI to develop missiles and their campaign is now impacting Saudi oil exports.
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- Houthis, based in northern Yemen, utilized Anthropic's Claude chatbot for guidance software.
- Anthropic documented the use of its AI models for conventional weapons development in Yemen and for Russian state-nexus espionage campaigns.
- Houthis, described as Iran-backed, launched a blitz along the Red Sea coast utilizing Anthropic AI models.
- Anthropic developed AI chatbot Claude, and the U.S. Department of Defense subsequently issued a ban against the company.
- Anthropic disclosed that the Houthis used its Claude AI model to develop guidance software for military purposes.