In TrendsSensex TodaySteamhouse India IPO GMPGold and Silver PricesBRICS SummitBank Strike TodayYemen group used AI as engineers to design guided rocket, 2,000km ballistic missile: AnthropicAnthropic says a group in northern Yemen used its Claude AI models to develop missile and guided-rocket software, run flight simulations and troubleshoot a failed test launch.By Vivek Dubey September 11, 2026, 1:24:15 PM IST (Published)A group based in northern Yemen used Anthropic's Claude models to help design guidance, navigation, and control software for missiles and a guided rocket, according to the company's latest threat intelligence report.The case, designated GTG-87001 in Anthropic's "Detecting and countering misuse of AI: September 2026" report, states that the group was working on three weapons projects at the same time:1. A guided rocket built around a commodity phone-class flight computer.2. A multi-stage ballistic missile designed to reach more than 2,000km.3. A missile set, internally referred to as "R2000", that included a hypersonic glide vehicle variant.Anthropic says the group used Claude's coding tool to write software that steers and stabilises a flying vehicle. This included connecting an open-source autopilot to the onboard flight computer, tuning its control settings, and running flight simulations.The report says the group ran several separate Claude instances at…
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