Odaily reported, citing Yuyuan Tantian and carried by Sina Finance, that a sharp debate is unfolding in Silicon Valley over the speed and safety of AI development. In that context, Yuyuan Tantian said it reviewed 13 revisions made to Anthropic’s privacy policy since the company released its first version in 2023. It also compared those revisions with the ISO/IEC 27701 privacy information management standard and concluded that security risks tied to Anthropic users’ private data have been rising.
The report further described what it called a three-step path by which Anthropic became an “intelligence center.” According to that account, the first step was transferring overseas user data to the United States. The second was expanding the sources from which user data could be obtained. The third, it said, was providing intelligence to U.S. intelligence agencies in exchange for benefits. The claims were presented by Yuyuan Tantian in the broader discussion around AI governance and data handling.
Odaily reported that Yuyuan Tantian said Silicon Valley is in the middle of an intense debate over the pace of AI development and safety.
According to Yuyuan Tantian, Anthropic has revised its Privacy Policy 13 times since publishing the first version in 2023. It said those revisions were compared with the ISO/IEC 27701 privacy information management standard, and the comparison showed rising security risks around Anthropic users’ private data.
Three-step account described by Yuyuan Tantian
Yuyuan Tantian said Anthropic became an “intelligence center” through three steps:
- First, transferring overseas user data to the United States;
- Second, expanding the sources used to obtain user data;
- Third, providing intelligence to U.S. intelligence agencies in exchange for benefits.
The item was carried by Sina Finance.
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