Trump AI Warning: China’s giant tech company Alibaba has been accused of copying Claude, the model of American AI company Anthropic. Anthropic alleges that Alibaba’s AI Lab did this with the help of 25,000 fake accounts. The big thing is that US President Trump had given a strict warning to Chinese companies regarding this, but his warning has also been ignored.
How did you make a copy of the legendary Claude AI?
- A letter in this regard was sent to American senators on behalf of Anthropic. It mentions the dates of the attack on Claude, which is said to be between April 22 and June 5.
- Anthropic alleges that operators associated with Alibaba’s AI lab Alibaba Quan created the first 25,000 fake accounts.
- Data was exchanged with Claude more than 28 million times through these fake accounts.
- Its purpose was to copy Claude’s capabilities without resorts or huge expenses.(REF.)
Trump’s threat and demand for action against Alibaba
American technology is like ‘cyber nuclear weapon’ for China
Actually, China is trying to match Mythos, which is said to be the most powerful till now. It is noteworthy that Zhou Hongyi, the founder of a big cyber security company in China, has even described Mythos as a cyber nuclear weapon in the press conference.
He also acknowledged that America is currently far ahead of China in finding vulnerabilities related to cyber security.
Experts claim that if China is successful in stealing AI, there could be major cyber attacks against the American government and companies.
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