Anthropic MHS Standard Enables AI Agents to Control Physical Machines
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Anthropic's new MHS hardware standard lets AI agents directly control physical machines like printers and industrial equipment, raising security questions about the design.
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Anthropic MHS Lets AI Agents Control Machines, Raising Security Questions
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