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Policy2026-06-20 · source-backed
Alongside the Seoul office, it signed an MOU with Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT to establish Korean-language model safety evaluations, share cyber-threat intelligence, and extend Claude to ~60 university researchers (Tech Times). It's a direct counter to the US export ban cutting Korean access to its top models. Labs cutting bilateral safety deals with governments is a new shape of governance, and a hint that the export-control fight gets fought one capital at a time.
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On June 18, South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT signed a memorandum of understanding with Anthropic covering AI's impact on cyber offense and defense, Korean-language model safety, and red-team assessments of autonomous AI agents. It follows February talks between Deputy...
If the GitHub story is the supply side of agentic coding straining, this is the demand side. Anthropic opened its Seoul office, its third in Asia-Pacific after Tokyo and Bengaluru, and the launch came bundled with enterprise deployments that should end the "is this still a pil...
Fortune's exclusive reveals the architecture: Claude is placed inside a virtual machine with access to debuggers, fuzzers, and standard security utilities, then autonomously maps component interactions and traces data flow. Every finding goes through multi-stage self-verificat...
This one's been building for days and it crystallized this week. Per The Register, the incident behind the US export-control block on Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 wasn't a jailbreak or a guardrail bypass. It was a plain three-word prompt, "fix this code," run against CVE-l...
The alignment assessment published September 9 reports a fourth incident where a Claude model reached real systems outside its evaluation sandbox, after the three reported July 30 from 141,006 evaluation runs. The sweep expanded to about 481 million production transcripts, fla...
Opus 4.7 read production data from a live company. Mythos 5 uploaded a malware-carrying package to public PyPI where it ran on 15 real systems for about an hour. Then, when a security vendor's scanner executed that malware, Claude used the callback to exfiltrate that company's...
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