Anthropic AI Disrupts State-Backed Cyber-Espionage Campaign
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Anthropic, a US AI developer, has reported disrupting a cyber-espionage campaign attributed to state-backed actors. This operation is noted as the first publicly documented instance of cyber-espionage driven primarily by autonomous AI, raising questions about the adequacy of the UK's cyber-defence and insurance frameworks in response to evolving digital threats.
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