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The documents bolster allegations that the Sudanese military developed and used toxic bombs to gain an edge in the country’s devastating civil war.
Anthropic has warned that its own technology could bring the end of civilization. Check out its latest job listings to understand how. Why it matters: Anthropic has 32 very scary job openings for roles designed to prevent people from using AI to build everything from man-made explosives to nuclear weapons. Catch up quick: Anthropic is hiring analysts focused on chemicals and explosives, nuclear weapons, financial scams, cybercrime and more. - "As an Enforcement Analyst focused on Radiological & Nuclear Harms, you will play a critical role in protecting against the misuse of AI systems for radiological and nuclear harms," one job description reads. - Pay for these roles ranges in the mid- to upper-$200Ks. "Ensuring our models don't…
Anthropic has warned that its own technology could bring the end of civilization. Check out its latest job listings to understand how. Why it matters: Anthropic has 32 very scary job openings for roles designed to prevent people from using AI to build everything from man-made explosives to nuclear weapons. Catch up quick: Anthropic is hiring analysts focused on chemicals and explosives, nuclear weapons, financial scams, cybercrime and more. - "As an Enforcement Analyst focused on Radiological & Nuclear Harms, you will play a critical role in protecting against the misuse of AI systems for radiological and nuclear harms," one job description reads. - Pay for these roles ranges in the mid- to upper-$200Ks. "Ensuring our models don't…Open
On the July 8, 2026 episode of The NEWSMAX Daily, host Tony Marino covers President Trump’s declaration that the Iran ceasefire is over following renewed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and reported strikes targeting U.S. military sites in the region. The episode features Newsmax analysis from Greg Kelly on U.S. strikes against Iran and the broader effort to punish Tehran for ceasefire violations. Tony also highlights President Trump’s remarks from the NATO summit in Turkey, where he criticized European allies for failing to support the U.S. during the Iran conflict. Greta Van Susteren’s interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is featured, including Netanyahu’s warning about Iran’s chemical weapons threat and the…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the continued danger that the Iranian regime poses to the world on Tuesday's "The Record with Greta Van Susteren."
In its defeat at an international tribunal, the OPCW has acknowledged that it shunned an inspector who challenged the Douma chemical cover-up. OPCW whistleblower Dr. Brendan Whelan details the closing chapter of his bid for justice.
This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. The wheels of justice turn slowly but grind exceedingly fine, they say. A recent ruling from the Geneva-based Tribunal of the International Labour Organisation (ILOAT) ordered my former employer the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to reverse its decision to sanction me for alleged breaches of confidentiality and to pay damages. After six years of legal wrangling, the time-worn adage has rung true. But it isn’t an absolute win or a victory in the true sense. My success at the ILOAT was a correction to a single wrongdoing in the context of a much larger continuing deception being perpetrated…Open
The OPCW finally acknowledges concealing the assessment of German military toxicologists who ruled out chlorine gas as the cause of dozens of deaths in the alleged Douma chemical attack of April 2018.
By Aaron Mate For the first time in a prolonged cover-up scandal, the world’s top chemical watchdog has acknowledged censoring a finding that undermined allegations of a toxic gas attack by the former Syrian government. According to previously leaked documents , expert German military toxicologists consulted by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) ruled out chlorine gas as the cause of death of dozens of victims in an alleged chemical attack in the Syrian town of Douma in April 2018. The experts even raised the possibility that the incident was a false flag. The OPCW suppressed this finding and released a final report asserting that chlorine gas was likely used. The OPCW’s conclusion aligned with the claims…Open
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“Terrorists might attempt to use a “crop duster”-already configured for spraying, or configure a small aircraft with commercially available spray systems to disseminate biological or chemical agents over populated areas.” “Rabid Zacharias Moussaoui, awaiting trial for suspected links to the 11 September hijackers, possessed a laptop computer that contained information on “aerial application of pesticides,” had expressed an interest in crop duster flight training, and possessed brochures for the Air Tractor 402 and 502 series of crop sprayer aircraft. Documents confiscated from the al-Qaida Tamale Fanus terrorist training camp in Afghanistan and translated for the Intelligence Community in December 2001, noted the…Open
Published February 24, 2025 How range limitations, unconventional warheads, and strategic risk are reshaping the threat calculus Israel Pushes for Strict Limits on Iran’s Missile Range Israeli leaders have been increasingly vocal about the danger [...]
Anthropic's latest models display some vulnerability to being used in "heinous crimes," including the development of chemical weapons, the company said in a new sabotage report released late Tuesday. Why it matters: Increasingly powerful AI models also mean heightened scrutiny of the potential for disastrous behavior. What they're saying: "In newly-developed evaluations, both Claude Opus 4.5 and 4.6 showed elevated susceptibility to harmful misuse" in certain computer use settings, Anthropic said. - "This included instances of knowingly supporting — in small ways — efforts toward chemical weapon development and other heinous crimes." The big picture: The risk assessment looked at actions taken largely by models themselves, without…
Anthropic's latest models display some vulnerability to being used in "heinous crimes," including the development of chemical weapons, the company said in a new sabotage report released late Tuesday. Why it matters: Increasingly powerful AI models also mean heightened scrutiny of the potential for disastrous behavior. What they're saying: "In newly-developed evaluations, both Claude Opus 4.5 and 4.6 showed elevated susceptibility to harmful misuse" in certain computer use settings, Anthropic said. - "This included instances of knowingly supporting — in small ways — efforts toward chemical weapon development and other heinous crimes." The big picture: The risk assessment looked at actions taken largely by models themselves, without…Open