Anthropic alleges foreign competitors, especially from China, illegally access its AI models through a process called distillation, using dark web methods and stolen accounts to train cheaper copycat AI systems. This practice involves creating thousands of fraudulent accounts to extract data, raising intellectual property and national security concerns. Anthropic is pushing for stricter controls as it prepares for a potential IPO, highlighting the broader industry challenge of protecting AI innovations from illicit use amid global competition. The US government has also flagged such practices as unacceptable and is considering measures against foreign actors.
Critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language were uncovered using AI, leading to urgent global security warnings and immediate fixes to prevent potential cyberattacks. Meta Platforms reported strong earnings with a 26% revenue rise and ne...
U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks, led by Alibaba, JD.com, and PDD, fell sharply despite gains in the broader U.S. market. Alibaba shares dropped 5%, while JD.com and PDD each declined 4%, reflecting a group-wide selloff. Alibaba's heavy investment in ...
ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent have placed chip orders with Nvidia worth over $35 billion, exceeding what Nvidia can produce in a year. These orders are primarily for the RTX PRO 5500 graphics cards used in AI inference, with deliveries expected to ...
