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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…
The Navy has reduced the number of sailors living on ships from 10,000 to 2,500 as part of CNO Adm. Daryl Caudle’s Sailors First initiative.
Army invests in Bumblebee V2 interceptor drones to counter growing aerial threats, boosting battlefield defense and protecting critical infrastructure.
Confusion about the safety of taking the drugs during pregnancy has led to mental health emergencies for some expectant mothers, experts say.
A mentally ill man cosplaying as a woman reportedly shot and killed six people at a school in British Columbia after murdering his mother and stepbrother, marking yet another instance of transgender violence. Eighteen-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar killed his mother and stepbrother on Tuesday before heading to a local school and fatally shooting eight individuals […]
President Trump’s mandatory detention policy for apprehended migrants has claimed its biggest legal victory yet. Is it a turning point? Only time will tell, but the ever-growing swarm of more than 1,000 cases has now entered a new chapter — one that could prompt the Supreme Court to get involved. The Trump administration’s policy keeps unadmitted migrants who are arrested during enforcement operations locked up without bond, regardless of how long they’ve lived in the U.S. It leaves no discretion. It upends how past administrations have interpreted federal immigration law for roughly three decades. It has also created a tsunami in the courts. The Hill's Zach Schonfeld and Ella Lee explore all of that in The Gavel, their newsletter…
The Supreme Court declined to wade into the state mail-ballot controversy last year, but the committee is hoping the court will reconsider after it agreed to hear a different RNC mail voting case stemming from Mississippi.