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U.S. firm Anthropic alleges three Chinese AI companies used 24,000 fake accounts to steal its chatbot’s capabilities via unauthorized access.
U.S. AI company Anthropic has accused three Chinese firms—DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax—of using around 24,000 fake accounts to conduct over 16 million unauthorized interactions with its Claude chatbot, allegedly to extract advanced capabilities through model distillation.
The activity, which violated terms of service and regional access rules, aimed to train their own AI systems by copying Claude’s reasoning, coding, and safety-resistant responses.
Anthropic identified the firms through IP data and infrastructure patterns, noting rapid adaptation to new model updates.
The incident highlights growing tensions over AI competition, intellectual property, and national security, following similar allegations by OpenAI.
The Chinese companies have not responded.
La firma estadounidense Anthropic alega que tres compañías chinas de IA utilizaron 24,000 cuentas falsas para robar las capacidades de su chatbot a través de acceso no autorizado.