Anthropic Adds Claude 4 Security Measures to Limit Risk of Users Developing Weapons

Anthropic adds Claude 4 security measures to limit risk of users developing weapons

Amazon-backed Anthropic announced Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4 on Thursday, touting the advanced ability of the models.

Exclusive: New Claude Model Prompts Safeguards at Anthropic

Today’s newest AI models might be capable of helping would-be terrorists create bioweapons or engineer a pandemic, according to the chief scientist of the AI company Anthropic. Anthropic has long been warning about these risks—so much so that in 2023, the company pledged to not release certain models until it had developed safety measures capable of constraining them. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Now this system, called the Responsible Scali…

Software with artificial intelligence can always act more independently. But how far would it go if it threatened to shut it down? Quite far, as it turns out.

Anthropic Claude Opus 4: Alarming AI Model Behavior Revealed

BitcoinWorld Anthropic Claude Opus 4: Alarming AI Model Behavior Revealed The world of artificial intelligence is advancing at a rapid pace, with large language models like those developed by Anthropic pushing boundaries. For those following the intersection of technology and emerging trends, including the crypto space which often leverages cutting-edge tech, understanding the capabilities and potential risks of these powerful AI systems is cruc…

Anthropic classified his new AI model Claude Opus 4 as security critical. The system map reveals risky behaviors up to attempts at escape, blackmail and self-rescue initiatives. The article Claude Opus 4 shows in security tests partly disturbing self-life first appeared on THE-DECODER.de.

Anthropic releases Claude 4 with new safety measures targeting CBRN misuse

Anthropic has released its next generation of AI models, Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4, and is introducing new safety measures designed to prevent their use in developing chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) weapons. The article Anthropic releases Claude 4 with new safety measures targeting CBRN misuse appeared first on THE DECODER.