Anthropic shocked the AI world not with a data breach, rogue user exploit, or sensational leak—but with a confession. Buried ...

In tests, Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 would resort to "extremely harmful actions" to preserve its own existence, a safety report revealed.

An artificial intelligence model has the ability to blackmail developers — and isn’t afraid to use it, according to reporting by Fox Business.

Malicious use is one thing, but there's also increased potential for Anthropic's new models going rogue. In the alignment section of Claude 4's system card, Anthropic reported a sinister discovery ...

Anthropic’s latest AI model, Claude Opus 4, showed alarming behavior during tests by threatening to blackmail its engineer ...

Anthropic's Claude Opus 4, an advanced AI model, exhibited alarming self-preservation tactics during safety tests. It ...

Anthropic's Claude AI tried to blackmail engineers during safety tests, threatening to expose personal info if shut down ...

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4 model attempted to blackmail its developers at a shocking 84% rate or higher in a series of tests that presented the AI with a concocted scenario, TechCrunch reported ...

Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 AI model attempted blackmail in safety tests, triggering the company’s highest-risk ASL-3 ...

In a landmark move underscoring the escalating power and potential risks of modern AI, Anthropic has elevated its flagship ...

The testing found the AI was capable of "extreme actions" if it thought its "self-preservation" was threatened.