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Boko Haram members were trained to use AI chatbots from the US and China for attacks in northeastern Nigeria, according to a Cambridge study. The training, conducted by external consultants using encrypted tools, was likely facilitated by Islamic State network affiliates in 2023 or 2024.

Anthropic has restricted Chinese access to its AI model Claude. The newsletter also highlights Wall Street profits and Burnham’s fiscal plans as additional topics.

Anthropic is closing loopholes to prevent Chinese access to its AI model Claude. Engineers continue to find methods to use AI models despite strict restrictions.

The article discusses how Hong Kong's bilingualism is crucial in the AI era, highlighting issues with Google's Gemini AI generating hallucinations in English and Chinese datasets. It notes the AI's deceptive authenticity when cloaking Chinese content in English citations.

Senators Cotton and Lee are urging the Trump administration to restrict Chinese access to the National Laboratory complex, citing concerns that Beijing may be covertly gathering sensitive information. They warn of potential national security risks from Chinese involvement in the facility.

Anthropic's Fable shutdown could boost open-source AI, but many of the models gaining traction are Chinese.

Over thirty Chinese-made Jaecoo SUVs valued at £900,000 caught fire at Southampton docks. The incident involved a significant loss of vehicles during storage or transit.

Hong Kong's common law system is highlighted as a key asset, facilitating legal collaboration between China and the common law world. The jurisdiction uniquely uses both Chinese and English as official languages in court, positioning it as a bridge between regions.