Anthropic resumes cybersecurity tests after safety pause
After implementing new protective measures, Anthropic has resumed its external cybersecurity tests of its various models. The testing had previously stopped on July 23 due to security issues
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After implementing new protective measures, Anthropic has resumed its external cybersecurity tests of its various models. The testing had previously stopped on July 23 due to security issues
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