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AI Risks September 13, 2026 · The Hacker News

Anthropic Says Seven China -Based AI Labs Ran Industrial-Scale Claude Distillation Attacks

Anthropic says China -based AI labs ran illicit Claude distillation campaigns using proxy networks, fake accounts, and harvested user exchanges.

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