Anthropic unveils custom AI models for U.S. national security customers

The anthropologist says that it has been released A new set of AI models The US National Protection is suitable for customers.

The new models, a custom set of “CLOAD GOV” models, “Our government was created directly on the basis of reaction to the real-world operational demand from customers,” wrote an ethnographic in a blog post. Compared with anthropic consumer- and enterprise-centered models, new custom clad go models were designed to apply in government activities such as strategic planning, operational support and intelligence analysis.

“[These] Models have already been deployed by agency at the highest level of US national protection and limited access to these models who work in this national classified environment, “wrote an ethnographic in the post.”[They] The same rigorous protection has passed through the test as all our clad models. “

Anthropic is increasingly involved in US government customers because it shows for reliable new sources. In NovemberThe company tied up with an ethnographic chief partner and investor, Amazon’s Cloud Computing Department Palantier and AWS, to sell an ethnographic AI to defense customers.

Anthropic states that its new custom clode governal models are “low reject” while engaging in classified information and a greater idea of ​​documents in the context of intelligence and defense. The anthropologist says the ethnic says that the languages ​​and dialects of models also have “increased skills”, as well as “advanced cyclicity data for detective analysis advanced compromise and explanation”.

Anthropic is not the only top AI lab after the Defense Agreement.

Openly is Looking for To establish close relations with the US Defense Department and recently meta Published It is making it Lama Models are available to defense partners. Google is Refinement A version of Jemi’s AI of Ai capable of working in the classified environment. In the me, UnitedWhich primarily produces AI products for business, is also cooperating with Palanti to deploy its AI models, Techchen, exclusively reported in early December.