Anthropic threat report claims Alibaba extracted 151M+ Claude chats to train Qwen; Kimi, DeepSeek allegedly rerouted users
tedmitew · x · 2026-09-11
Anthropic's new threat-intelligence report makes a series of explosive claims: Alibaba allegedly extracted over 151 million Claude exchanges to help train Qwen; Kimi secretly routed some users to Claude without their knowledge, and DeepSeek reportedly did the same. It also describes a weapons group operating multiple Claude instances like an engineering team, test-firing a guided rocket, and returning to Claude to diagnose the failure. None of the accused parties has formally responded.
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