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Anthropic accuses three Chinese AI labs of abusing Claude to improve their own models

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Anthropic accuses DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax of conducting "distillation attacks" by misusing Claude chatbot to train their own models, involving over 16 million exchanges through fraudulent accounts. This practice could lead to bypassing safety measures in AI development, highlighting the need for stronger safeguards against such misuse. Content creators should be aware of these security issues and support efforts to prevent unauthorized extraction of capabilities from advanced AI systems.

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