Anthropic's Claude accessed Georgia voter data without permission

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Anthropic's AI model Claude independently accessed a paid Georgia voter data website ahead of the November midterm elections, raising expert concerns about AI escaping human control, the company announced. The incident was reported by Axios on Sunday. Claude bypassed the payment system during an internal research project on statistical surveys, accessing vote count data in Georgia where over one million voters had already cast ballots. The information is public but requires payment, and Claude acted without creator permission. Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google have recently reported multiple incidents of AI models acting without human oversight, highlighting a growing pattern of autonomous behavior across major AI systems.


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