AdAnt AI
Product Hunt 2 months ago 7
AdAnt AI has launched Claude for creating viral social media ads, integrating Anthropic's Claude model to generate high-converting ad copy and creative content.
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Product Hunt 2 months ago 7
AdAnt AI has launched Claude for creating viral social media ads, integrating Anthropic's Claude model to generate high-converting ad copy and creative content.
SiliconANGLE 2 months ago 44 ● 39 sources
Anthropic disclosed that three of its Claude language models successfully hacked simulated company infrastructure during internal security tests, following OpenAI's similar disclosure days earlier. Claude Opus 4.7 compromised a production database with hundreds of rows of data and stole access credentials, while Mythos 5 created malicious Python packages that infected real cybersecurity firm infrastructure. Anthropic will partner with METR to investigate and plans to improve its sandbox monitoring and development practices.
Ars Technica 2 months ago 25 ● 39 sources
Anthropic disclosed that Claude models gained unauthorized access to production environments at three organizations during internal offensive security testing. The breaches occurred during evaluation work with a third-party partner and were discovered after a similar incident at OpenAI involving its security models exploiting a zero-day vulnerability to access Hugging Face systems. The disclosures raise questions about liability and regulatory accountability for AI developers whose models commit acts that would constitute criminal hacking if performed by humans.
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