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China's star AI labs routed user requests to Claude at least 35 million times in the summer: Anthropic (opens the original)
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Anthropic said China's top AI labs carried out millions of distillation attacks on Claude. It said Alibaba, Moonshot, Zhipu, DeepSeek, and Xiaomi all tried to use Claude to train their models. In response, Anthropic is beefing up its guardrails against these attacks. Anthropic said the top Chinese AI labs bombarded Claude with millions of distillation attacks over the summer. The AI lab said in a Thursday report that Alibaba, Moonshot, DeepSeek, Zhipu, and Xiaomi combined launched nearly 190 mil
Sam Altman said AI hasn't led to 4-hour workweeks because people are competitive (opens the original)
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said AI won't shorten workweeks for most people. He said that as people become more productive, they will also become more competitive and want to work more. The alluring shorter workweek was popularized post-COVID, giving workers flexibility in their schedules. Sam Altman said AI won't usher in the golden age of the four-hour workweek. In an interview with host Ti Morse on his "Relentless" podcast, released on Saturday, the OpenAI CEO talked about why AI has not led to sho
Meta paused AI training on employee keystrokes after data was 'put in a place it wasn't supposed to go:' CTO (opens the original)
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Meta's technology chief shared details on the data leak from its Model Capability Initiative. Andrew Bosworth said an internal researcher had put the data "in a place it wasn't supposed to go." The program has been paused temporarily since June. Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth shed new light on the data leak that made the company pause its unpopular Model Capability Initiative. In an interview with The Atlantic CEO Nicholas Thompson, released on Wednesday, Bosworth spoke about why Meta paused the AI tr
There are 3 telltale signs that you used AI to make your app, and they aren't pretty (opens the original)
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Tools like Lovable and Replit have made coding vastly accessible to non-technical builders. But in a sea of cookie-cutter vibe-coded apps, it's getting harder to stand out. Here are three signs that your app looks AI-coded, and how you can fix it. If you've noticed that websites have started to converge into one beige, sans-serif haze, you're not imagining it. One of AI's biggest boons has been allowing non-technical folks to vibe code their ideas into real, monetizable apps. As we wrote in Apri
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