The United States used Anthropic Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the raid to take over former Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro. The Otal Street Journal (WSJ) has reported this information about the AI language model of the US technology company known as ‘Claude’, citing officials related to the poison.
The WSJ report said that the Anthropic and Data Farm Palanti Technologies have a partnership between the U.S. Department of Defense and Federal Law, which the two organizations use the platforms extensively. The Rhoters could not immediately verify the authenticity of the report of the Oal Street Journal.
According to a special report on Wednesday, the Pentagon is pressuring top AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic to open their AI tool classifieds (secretly) netauters. Many AI companies are developing special tools for the US military. Most of them are available on the unclassified (common) netover, which is mainly used for military and administrative purposes.
Anthropic is the only company that is classified or confidential in the technology of the technology of the third party, but the company's product usage policy is called - violence support, use of Claude AI for supporting violence, producing or surveillance is prohibited.
The United States at the beginning of last month The raids in the capital of Venezuela, Caracas, were picked up by Nicolas Maduro with his wife. They are currently in a prison in New York.
Al Jazeera recently released a report on the Venezuelan defense minister's comments, including Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez, who is a ‘secret weapon’ in Caracas. The test was conducted, using the weapon to kidnap Nicholas Maduro and Silita Flores.
The first report of Lopez's allegations was that the Venezuelan media El Universal, citing the Defense Minister, was a US weapon based on advanced military technology and AI, which was never used before.
In an interview with the New York Post, US President Donald Trump had mentioned the use of a secret weapon called the ‘discombobuulator’, claiming that it had rendered Venezuela's defense equipment useless.
Refusing to give detailed information, Trump said, ‘I am not allowed to say much about this.’
