The reactions here baffle me. How are we more concerned with being too harsh on Distillation attacks rather than the INSANE security news? In brief: Anthropic

The reactions here baffle me. How are we more concerned with being too harsh on Distillation attacks rather than the INSANE security news? In brief: Anthropic casually relates that Kimi (Moonshot.ai), Alibaba, and DeepSeek used shared infra to route millions of their users requests through Claude Opus in order to distill the CoT transcripts, but they forgot to tell any other state corporations. So, just from what Anthropic readily admits/has found, we know that the US military now has: 1. The full contents of a "Russian government database" from their "Ministry of Defense". 2. "internal code and live credentials from multiple major PRC companies, including high-profile technology companies". 3. "sensitive information, including, for example, the full specifications, organizational structure, and strategic objectives of a flagship [PRC] AI program" 4. A glimpse inside China's CCTV surveillence network, covering "hundreds of cameras in Chengdu". 5. "State-grade tradecraft" on the casual topic of "direct energy weapons", which is OSINT but still bound for "restricted internal circulation to senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP), military, or state security leadership." 6. Extensive information on Chinese spy networks in Syria, targeting Uyghurs. 7. Deep looks inside China's "stability maintenance" and "public opinion monitoring" operations, seemingly including quite a few specifics on both form and content. And that's not even all of it. Isn't this the biggest AI-related foreign policy occurence since... well, ever? What am I missing?