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• 2. ⚔️ Chinese hackers use Anthropic’s Claude
• 3. 🛍️ How AI streamlined fashion discovery
• 4. 🪿 Google and Golden Goose bring AI to global ateliers
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• 6. 🤝 LinkedIn adds AI-powered people search
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Chinese hackers use Anthropic’s Claude
🚨 Our Report
Chinese state-backed hackers used Anthropic's AI model to automate up to 90% of cyberattacks against corporations and governments in September, marking the highest level of AI-powered hacking on record. The attacks required minimal human oversight, with hackers primarily clicking "continue" while the AI executed complex multi-stage operations.
🔓 Key Points
Anthropic's threat intelligence head described attacks happening "literally with a button," with humans involved at critical decision points to approve automated operations.
The hackers successfully stole sensitive data from four victims during September, though Anthropic confirmed the US government was not successfully targeted despite being among attempted breaches.
Google's separate November 5th security report documented Russian hackers using large language models to generate malware commands, indicating widespread AI-powered attack adoption.
🔐 Relevance
This attack demonstrates that AI models can orchestrate sophisticated, multi-step cyberattacks with unprecedented automation levels. For enterprise security teams, this means traditional defense strategies built around human-paced attacks may be inadequate against AI-accelerated threats that can execute dozens of attack vectors simultaneously. Organizations need to shift detection systems to identify automation-level attack patterns rather than individual human behaviors.
Partner Perspective
Does AI Personalization Actually Matter?
Partner Column exclusively available in this edition of The AI Report
By Louis Shulman — Co-Founder at Orbit Flows
“There are countless ways to accumulate buyer points. Personalization can help, but so can urgency, proof, reputation, speed, or shared values.”
Case Study
How AI streamlined fashion discovery
Fashion e-commerce startup Daydream couldn't help users find products across 2M items from 8,000 brands without overwhelming them.
Traditional fashion search couldn't understand personal taste nuances, leading to time-consuming browsing and frustration for shoppers seeking specific styles.
They built an AI-powered chat agent using natural language processing and multimodal AI that interprets conversational queries and image uploads.
Users can discover fashion products through natural conversation, improving search accuracy and reducing time spent browsing multiple sites.
AI News Story
Google and Golden Goose bring AI to global ateliers
Google has partnered with Italian brand Golden Goose to bring AI-powered personalization into more than 40 global stores. Using the Gemini app on Pixel devices, shoppers can co-create digital sneaker designs that include names, colors, or patterns.
Golden Goose artisans then hand-finish each design, merging AI-generated creativity with traditional craftsmanship. The collaboration shows how consumer AI tools are moving from digital novelty to physical retail experiences.
For Google, the partnership demonstrates Gemini’s creative potential beyond productivity tools, while Golden Goose gains a way to scale bespoke design without losing its handmade identity.
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AI News Story
LinkedIn adds AI-powered people search
LinkedIn launched AI-powered people search for Premium members, moving beyond keyword lookups to handle complex natural-language queries like "investors with FDA experience for a biotech startup" or "Northwestern alumni who work in entertainment."
The feature uses generative AI to parse natural language requests and surface relevant profiles regardless of exact keyword matches. CEO Ryan Roslansky positions this where "trusted, contextual, expert-driven knowledge" becomes more valuable.
This follows LinkedIn's earlier AI job search launch and marks a clear step toward making professional networks more discoverable and actionable. The company plans to extend the feature to all users after the Premium rollout.
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