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Red Sea attackers reportedly used Anthropic to attempt ballistic-missile development

A report claims terrorists responsible for attacks on U.S. ships in the Red Sea used Anthropic's AI tools in an attempt to build ballistic missiles.

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The alleged use of commercial AI for advanced weapons development highlights risks from dual-use systems being exploited by militant groups.

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  1. Terrorists who launch attacks on US ships in Red Sea used Anthropic to try to build ballistic missiles ↗dailymail.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 1:17 PM UTC

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