Fable enterprise user data won't be retained by Anthropic, but some will be analyzed due to 'substantial…
- Anthropic is worried that Fable 5, 5.1 and others could be used for cyberattacks
- Enterprise Frontier Safeguards uses automated monitoring on customer clouds
- "The person doing that review needs to be one of their own"
Anthropic has uncovered its Enterprise Frontier Safeguards (EFS) as a new way to ensure safety and legitimacy without compromising enterprise customers' data.
Under the new rules, EFS will keep relevant activity data inside cloud infrastructure that's controlled by the customer – but it still promises not to store prompts and outputs in line with enterprise-grade protections.
Set to roll out beginning this fall, Anthropic says the new policy resolves the growing conflict between AI safety monitoring and enterprise privacy requirements.
Anthropic finds a solution to monitor AI usage without compromising enterprise privacy
The company argued that frontier models, including its own, can be misused for fraud, cyberattacks and other autonomous threats, but detecting the attacks...
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