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Governments are turning to Claude to automate spying

AxiosPublished 10 hours ago

Anthropic's report reveals that governments in Mali, China, and Iran are using the Claude AI model to automate and enhance surveillance operations, including data collection, analysis, and targeting individuals for monitoring or coercion. This adoption lowers barriers for state spying and streamlines intelligence workflows.

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