The account, Yuyuantantian, said Anthropic broadened its listed data sources from three to six over the period from June 2024 through September 2025. It also noted three threat-intelligence job ads at Anthropic, adding that two of the three roles favored candidates who speak Mandarin or Russian.
According to Yuyuantantian, an Anthropic report said the company was providing technical indicators to relevant intelligence agencies after asserting that some Chinese firms had engaged in model-distillation activity. The post added that the two preferred roles sought applicants with intelligence-analysis backgrounds in government or military settings and a top secret US security clearance.
Yuyuantantian framed the revisions as heightening data risks by enabling cross-border transfers and allowing sharing with US intelligence agencies when Anthropic deems it necessary and without legal procedures.
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