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Anthropic is enabling vetted entities to run high-risk offensive tests on its latest models against critical infrastructure defenses, a move that directly addresses AI safety and adversarial robustness in regulated environments. This collaboration shifts the focus from general capability expansion to specific stress-testing of security protocols for power grids, finance, and aviation using Claude's newest iterations.
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Anthropic Expands Access to Advanced AI Models for Cybersecurity Testing
36Kr1 min read
Anthropic is collaborating with the U.S. government to expand access to its most advanced AI models, allowing a select group of vetted organizations to test the startup's cutting-edge cybersecurity capabilities. According to a statement released Tuesday, the San Francisco-based company will permit verified institutions to use its most powerful models, including Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Sonnet 5.5, Claude Mythos 5.1, and future new models. The statement notes that authorized entities can conduct 'high-risk offensive tests' on security systems designed to protect critical infrastructure such as power grids, banking networks, and flight operations systems.
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