Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Anthropic has accused Chinese tech giant Alibaba of carrying out the largest known distillation attack on the company to date. In a letter dated June 10 ...

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AI player Anthropic accused Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba of gaining illicit access to its Claude model by setting up almost 25,000 fraudulent accounts, putting it ...

Summary: The White House OSTP released a policy memo accusing China of “industrial-scale” distillation of US AI models, committing to share intelligence with US AI companies and explore accountability ...

Distillation is widely used for training AI models, but companies like Anthropic and OpenAI have previously claimed the process has been used to unfairly mimic their models’ capabilities. DeepSeek, ...

Anthropic accused three Chinese AI firms of engaging in concerted "distillation attack" campaigns. U.S. companies like Anthropic and OpenAI are concerned with ceding a competitive advantage to such ...

Anthropic alleges Chinese AI companies DeepSeek, Moonshot and MiniMax made 24,000 accounts and 16 million Claude exchanges to scrape its AI bot for training. Artificial intelligence firm Anthropic has ...

The AI company claims DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax used fraudulent accounts and proxy services to extract Claude’s capabilities at scale, even as experts point out that the industry itself relies ...

DeepSeek allegedly targeted Claude’s reasoning capabilities, while generating ‘censorship-safe alternatives to politically sensitive questions.’ DeepSeek allegedly targeted Claude’s reasoning ...

Anthropic is accusing three Chinese AI companies of setting up more than 24,000 fake accounts with its Claude AI model to improve their own models. The accusations come amid debates over how strictly ...

Anthropic accused three Chinese AI companies of running 24,000 fraudulent accounts to siphon capabilities from its Claude chatbot, in what may be the largest documented case of AI model theft to date.