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among real estate professionals. Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, November 13th.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal. We are exclusively

reporting that Chinese state-sponsored hackers used Anthropics AI technology to automate cyber

attacks. The company said today that during a September hacking campaign, the AI was used to automate

break-ins of roughly 30 targets, including major corporations and

foreign governments. Anthropics' head of threat intelligence said 80 to 90% of each attack was

automated, with humans only intervening in a handful of decision points. Anthropic disrupted the

campaigns and blocked the hacker's accounts, but not before as many as

four intrusions were successful. The company said the U.S. government wasn't the victim of a

successful intrusion. A spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Washington didn't immediately respond to a

request for comment. China has denied involvement in hacking campaigns.

Baidu has unveiled two AI chips as part of a ramp-up in chipmaking efforts by Chinese tech giants amid the country's push for technological self-sufficiency.

Baidu announced today it plans to launch the M-100 chip next year, which will be mainly used

for large-scale inferencing. Baidu is also set to release the M-300 chip next year, which will be mainly used for large-scale inferencing.

Baidu is also set to release the M-300 chip in 2027, designed to focus on ultra-large-scale

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