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Anthropic Admits AI Helped Houthis Develop Missiles That Could Correct Their Course

Anthropic Admits AI Helped Houthis Develop Missiles That Could Correct Their Course

Photo: Gadget Review

Yemen-based actors used the AI tool across three programs, including a missile targeting ranges beyond 2,000 kilometers, between December 2025 and August 2026 According to Anthropic’s threat-intelligence report, the activity occurred between December 2025 and August 2026. The disclosure marks a notable shift in documented AI misuse, from basic information retrieval to hands-on software engineering for weapons programs. Generative AI can fold research, coding, simulation, and debugging into a single workflow, potentially lowering the technical barrier for non-state armed groups. That compression is what makes this case distinct.

First reported by Gadget Review. This page is a short excerpt; the full text is theirs.

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