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28.8 Million Queries: The AI Heist That Tripped No Alarms
28.8 Million Queries: The AI Heist That Tripped No Alarms
Authored by Joseph Hoefer via RealClearDefense,
When we picture intellectual property theft, we picture a break-in. A hacker slips past the firewall, copies the source code, and disappears. So, when an American AI company tells Congress that China just pulled off the largest extraction campaign it's ever recorded, the natural assumption is that someone cracked the vault.
Nobody broke in. And that's exactly what makes this threat so difficult for Washington to address.
Last week, Anthropic told the Senate Banking Committee that operators...
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