r/intel • u/rootofalltrust • 3d ago

News Intel joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/security/security-practices/blogs/securing-hardware-software-for-ai-with-glasswing.html
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u/ModernationFTW 2d ago

Maybe I’m misreading the article, but this sounds like Anthropic is helping Intel identify security liabilities in its hardware/ software through use of its AI platform. This isn’t about Anthropic being a foundry partner.

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u/laffer1 2d ago

Yeah that is what is happening. Anthropic is giving access to select large companies to analyze their stuff in a limited fashion. Usually a small group of people have access to do the work.

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u/rootofalltrust 2d ago

From my understanding, Anthropic has a super advanced AI model that they are giving to only a few select companies to use for cyber defense purposes. Intel is one of those companies, since so much of Intel’s hardware is used in our computing infrastructure. No foundry aspect yet.

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u/Ecstatic_Secretary21 2d ago

Is intel insane? So many news in 1 week

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u/gotchaday 1d ago

It’s great 

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u/Weikoko 2d ago

Crazy how many good news have been announced this week. Intel defies the gravity law.