Anthropic just published a 154 page report on the worst things people tried to do with Claude, and it says it shut every one of them down.
A cell in Yemen used Claude Code to write missile guidance software, then came back hours after a failed rocket test to ask what went wrong. Freelancers in Russia built a kamikaze drone swarm whose onboard AI could pick a person as the target. A Chinese studio ran 20 fake dating apps on 4700 Claude personas.
Seven Chinese AI labs ran copy campaigns too. Moonshot quietly forwarded its own usersβ requests to Claude and trained on the answers.
Every case ran on Haiku, Sonnet or Opus, none on Fable or Mythos apart from one distillation case.
A cell in Yemen used Claude Code to write missile guidance software, then came back hours after a failed rocket test to ask what went wrong. Freelancers in Russia built a kamikaze drone swarm whose onboard AI could pick a person as the target. A Chinese studio ran 20 fake dating apps on 4700 Claude personas.
Seven Chinese AI labs ran copy campaigns too. Moonshot quietly forwarded its own usersβ requests to Claude and trained on the answers.
Every case ran on Haiku, Sonnet or Opus, none on Fable or Mythos apart from one distillation case.
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The army defending Yemen's key port was at 20% strength because its rosters were stuffed with ghost names collecting salaries
A Western source claims the battalions at Mocha existed mostly on paper, padded with fake soldiers drawing pay.
So when Houthi fighters came down the coast, they were met by about a fifth of an army and a lot of payroll entries.
Yemeni generals spent Thursday morning begging for air cover, and a senior military source says CENTCOM assured him Washington was watching closely and Saudi jets were on the way. Not one flew.
With minute-by-minute updates coming in.
A regional source called it a Saudi and American mess of epic proportions, which is putting it gently.
It gets worse. The UAE pulled its troops out in January when Riyadh asked them to leave, and nobody bothered filling the empty bases.
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A Western source claims the battalions at Mocha existed mostly on paper, padded with fake soldiers drawing pay.
So when Houthi fighters came down the coast, they were met by about a fifth of an army and a lot of payroll entries.
Yemeni generals spent Thursday morning begging for air cover, and a senior military source says CENTCOM assured him Washington was watching closely and Saudi jets were on the way. Not one flew.
With minute-by-minute updates coming in.
A regional source called it a Saudi and American mess of epic proportions, which is putting it gently.
It gets worse. The UAE pulled its troops out in January when Riyadh asked them to leave, and nobody bothered filling the empty bases.
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The army defending Yemen's key port was at 20% strength because its rosters were stuffed with ghost names collecting salaries
A Western source claims the battalions at Mocha existed mostly on paper, padded with fake soldiers drawing pay.
So when Houthi fighters came down the coast, they were met by about a fifth of an army and a lot of payroll entries.
Yemeni generals spent Thursday morning begging for air cover, and a senior military source says CENTCOM assured him Washington was watching closely and Saudi jets were on the way. Not one flew.
With minute-by-minute updates coming in.
A regional source called it a Saudi and American mess of epic proportions, which is putting it gently.
It gets worse. The UAE pulled its troops out in January when Riyadh asked them to leave, and nobody bothered filling the empty bases.
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A Western source claims the battalions at Mocha existed mostly on paper, padded with fake soldiers drawing pay.
So when Houthi fighters came down the coast, they were met by about a fifth of an army and a lot of payroll entries.
Yemeni generals spent Thursday morning begging for air cover, and a senior military source says CENTCOM assured him Washington was watching closely and Saudi jets were on the way. Not one flew.
With minute-by-minute updates coming in.
A regional source called it a Saudi and American mess of epic proportions, which is putting it gently.
It gets worse. The UAE pulled its troops out in January when Riyadh asked them to leave, and nobody bothered filling the empty bases.
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