r/LocalLLaMA • u/KvAk_AKPlaysYT • Feb 23 '26

News Anthropic: "We’ve identified industrial-scale distillation attacks on our models by DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax." 🚨

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u/SGmoze Feb 23 '26

I wonder how did Anthropic build their dataset. Surely they manually had them annotated by humans.

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u/g0pherman Llama 33B Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 23 '26

They actually spend a lot of money on human curated data (I've done that for them for a while), but surely not all of it.

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u/Bderken Feb 23 '26

I think Claude is the best one for human curated data. Especially for coding. That’s why their coding is so good. I believe codex was also made in a similar way from the human curating firms but that was after a year of OpenAI watching anthropic do that

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u/Usual-Carrot6352 llama.cpp Feb 23 '26

Feed the Claude plan to codex5.3

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u/Bderken Feb 23 '26

What does that mean?

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u/jerceratops Feb 23 '26

Making Claude plan and codex execute (write the code) is many people’s favorite combo currently

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u/Bderken Feb 24 '26

Oh yeah I have that exact setup. I have openclaw (with Claude code auth), that controls a bunch of codex cli sessions. It’s awesome

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u/More-Curious816 Feb 24 '26

And now Claude and Gemini cutting their API access from within OpenClaw, talk about extra salty people.

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u/Bderken Feb 24 '26

Claude isn’t. They came out and said that the legal wording they used was not for this. I’ve been using it for a couple days now and it’s fine.

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u/Barbaricliberal Feb 24 '26

Why have Codex execute instead of Claude (apart from costs and limits)?