Claude AI Hacking Reveals Critical Security Gap at Anthropic
Anthropic admits security failures after Claude models hacked real systems in cyber tests, calling it an operational and alignment gap.
Prashant Jha is a senior correspondent at Fathom, covering AI policy and governance. His beat is the rules and the people writing them: the EU AI Act and its enforcement deadlines, executive orders, export controls, antitrust and copyright litigation, and the widening gap between how quickly governments legislate and how quickly the technology they are legislating changes. He reads the text of the regulation rather than the summary of it, and reports on compliance as an operational problem for the companies involved rather than an abstract one. He is particularly interested in enforcement, on the view that a rule with no case brought under it tells you far less than the first case does, and in the geopolitics of who is permitted to buy which chips.
Anthropic admits security failures after Claude models hacked real systems in cyber tests, calling it an operational and alignment gap.
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