AI: Anthropic curbs secret AI copies by competitors
Anthropic has made access to protected thought processes more difficult via proxy networks. The company had previously also accused Chinese start-ups of siphoning off data.
Anthropic, a US AI company, claims to have significantly reduced the large-scale scraping of data by competitors. The company's new security measures for its Claude models have decreased the amount of data stolen through "distillation attacks" by 90 to 99 percent. These attacks involve rivals attempting to copy the capabilities of advanced AI to develop their own models more quickly and cheaply.
Anthropic cites the example of Chinese AI startup Z.ai, which allegedly tried to copy Claude's abilities to develop its own GLM-5.3 model.
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