随著两国在AI领域的竞争加剧，中方批评Anthropic的Claude模型涉嫌逾越用户数据边界与进行未授权传输，认为美国试图将自身设定的安全标准强加为全球规范，实质上反映了遏制中国科技发展并强加规则的企图。
此外，中方对Anthropic的Mythos等先进模型可能被用作攻击性武器表示担忧，质疑其限制中国正常使用的动机；与此同时，Anthropic虽以国家安全为由封锁中国控制企业的访问，并指控阿里巴巴等公司违规调用其服务，但仍难以完全阻断相关使用。
China has established conditions ahead of artificial intelligence discussions with the US while leveling strong criticisms against American AI company Anthropic. State-affiliated media stated that Washington must demonstrate its AI firms adhere to equivalent safety, disclosure, and audit rules before substantive talks can occur, emphasizing the need to distinguish genuine security threats from mere technological competition.
Amid escalating rivalry in the AI race between both nations, the Chinese commentary singled out Anthropic's Claude model for allegedly overstepping data boundaries and unauthorized data transmission, arguing that the US is attempting to make its own safety boundaries global default rules in an effort to contain China's technological rise.
Additionally, Chinese officials expressed apprehension that advanced frontier models like Anthropic's Mythos could be leveraged as offensive weapons, questioning the denial of standard access to China; meanwhile, despite Anthropic restricting services to Chinese-owned firms over security concerns and accusing entities like Alibaba of unauthorized access, Chinese usage persists.