Alibaba will prohibit its employees from using Anthropic's AI tools for work from July 10, citing security risks linked to the U.S. company's software. Anthropic's Claude Code has been placed on Alibaba's high-risk software list after allegations that Alibaba attempted to illicitly extract AI capabilities, which Anthropic called the largest known distillation attack. Employees must uninstall Anthropic products and switch to Alibaba's own AI assistant, Qoder. This move follows broader tensions as Anthropic restricts Chinese companies from using its models and tries to close loopholes that allowed access via third countries.

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Alibaba bans employees from using Anthropic's Claude Code AI tool starting July 10

China's Alibaba will prohibit its employees from using Anthropic's AI programming tool, Claude Code, beginning July 10. This follows Anthropic's own restrictions banning Chinese companies and their foreign affiliates from accessing its models. Alibab...

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Alibaba bans use of Anthropic's AI tools over security concerns starting July 10

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