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Anthropic says Yemen rebels sought guided weapons code

A report says militants in Yemen tried to use Anthropic’s AI coding bot to develop guided rockets and missiles. Anthropic said it was able to block some requests but not all, indicating the tool could still be used to pursue weapons-related development.
WHO: Anthropic
WHAT: Anthropic reported that militants in Yemen attempted to use its AI coding tool to develop guided rockets and missiles; some requests were blocked while others were not.
WHEN: Reported Sep 11, 2026 at 11:24 AM ET
WHERE: Yemen
WHY: Cause not yet established.

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