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Anthropic report reveals attempt to use AI in development of autonomous loitering munition swarm

A new threat intelligence report from Anthropic has detailed how a small Russia-based group allegedly used generative AI tools to support the development of an autonomous drone swarm platform designed for military applications, highlighting growing concerns over the misuse of artificial intelligence in modern warfare.

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