Anthropic CEO says spies are after $100M AI secrets in a ‘few lines of code’

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, is concerned that spies, most likely from China, gets expensive “secrets of algorithm” from the best AI companies in the United States – and wants to enter the US government.

Speaking at an event at a council on external relations on Monday, Amodei said that China is known for its “wide industrial spy” and that artificial intelligence companies such as anthropology are almost targeted.

He said: “Many of these algorithm secrets are 100 million dollars, secrets located a few lines of software instructions.” “As you know, I’m sure there are people trying to steal them, and they may succeed.”

Amodei added more assistance from the United States government to defend this danger “very important”, without specifying the exact type of assistance.

Antarbur refused to comment on Techcrunch specifically notes, but referred to the recommendations of the Anthropor to the White House Science and Technology Policy Office (OSTP) earlier this month.

In presentation, the person argues that the federal government must participate with the leaders of the artificial intelligence industry to enhance security in Frontier Ai Labs, including by working with American intelligence agencies and their allies.

The notes are in line with the most important Amodei position towards developing Chinese artificial intelligence. Amodei called for strong export controls in the United States on artificial intelligence chips to China, while Deepseek said the “worst” in testing the integrity of the decisive vital weapons data ran by man.

Amodei fears, as shown in his article “Loveing ​​Grace” and other places, focusing on China using artificial intelligence for authoritarian and military purposes.

This type of position has led to criticism from some artificial intelligence community who argue that the United States and China should cooperate more, and no less, on artificial intelligence, in order to avoid the arms race that leads to the construction of any strong system to the extent that humans cannot control.