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Anthropic Says Yemen Group Used Claude in Missile Development

Bloomberg Technology Friday 11 September 2026, 10:25 UTC By Loni Prinsloo and Omar El Chmouri 1 min read
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Anthropic PBC uncovered a group in northern Yemen using its Claude AI model to support the development of missile and rocket systems, highlighting growing concerns over the use of advanced AI in military programs and by non-state actors.

Anthropic PBC uncovered a group in northern Yemen using its Claude AI model to support the development of missile and rocket systems, highlighting growing concerns over the use of advanced AI in military programs and by non-state actors.
Yemen Group (ORG) Claude (PERSON) PBC (ORG) Yemen (LOCATION) Claude AI (ORG) AI (ORG)
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