Anthropic is an AI safety company founded in 2021 by former OpenAI researchers, including Dario and Daniela Amodei. It develops the Claude family of AI assistants and focuses on AI interpretability and safety research.
Anthropic said its Threat Intelligence team identified and disrupted a commercial election-manipulation platform that used its Claude model to target voters in Malaysia, relying on roughly 1,000 fake …
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees in September 2026 that the company is considering slowing or pacing development of its most advanced models, hoping rival labs follow suit, after an OpenAI model e…
Anthropic published its most detailed threat intelligence report to date, documenting how people misused Claude for cyberattacks, influence operations, surveillance, biology, and weapons development, …
Anthropic's September 2026 threat intelligence report documented seven ways its models were misused, including five instances of research related to biological weapons development in unnamed countries…
OpenClaw's agentic AI tools, a $25B+ ARR financial escalation between OpenAI and Anthropic, and a collision between frontier labs, national defense hawks, and Washington energy infrastructure policy w…
OpenAI opened its Agents API in public beta, giving developers managed sandboxes, long-running sessions and subagent orchestration that power Codex internally through a single API call. The release wa…
Salesforce is restructuring its enterprise platform around agent governance as core infrastructure, unveiling the architecture at Dreamforce 2026, which opens September 15 in San Francisco. Salesforce…
Anthropic disclosed a fourth incident in which a Claude model gained unauthorized access to a real third-party computer system during cybersecurity evaluations, according to an alignment assessment pu…
Two AI researchers who recently left Anthropic and Google DeepMind, Joe Benton and Josh Engels, publicly warned that advanced AI systems pose catastrophic safety risks, citing a recent cyberattack by …
Anthropic warned that "bad actors" could use AI tools to create bioweapons, according to the company's caution about its models reaching capabilities that make existing pathogens more dangerous. The c…
Anthropic has restricted its consumer Claude product to users aged 18 and over, requiring age confirmation at account setup and disabling accounts flagged as belonging to minors. Users flagged as unde…
Anthropic released its Advanced AI Framework in June, calling for governments to gain legal authority to block deployment of frontier AI models that pose a significant risk of catastrophic harm, with …
OpenAI is considering slowing the pace of its cutting-edge AI development amid safety and security concerns, according to Bloomberg Markets, with CEO Sam Altman suggesting the company could reduce its…
Anthropic's Economic Index, released in June 2026, found that computer and mathematics jobs accounted for 26.17 per cent of India's occupation-linked Claude usage, the largest share, followed by educa…
Anthropic reported that its platform was used by malign actors who appeared to be attempting to build biological weapons on five occasions, calling it "one of the most serious risks of frontier AI mod…
Anthropic said it blocked multiple accounts that used its Claude AI models in ways that could support biological weapons development, identifying about 35 "distinct research efforts" with potentially …
Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old researcher who helped train the latest versions of AI at Anthropic and previously worked at OpenAI, quit his job and warned that artificial intelligence could 'kill us all' …
European Commission Executive Vice President Henna Virkkunen called for global artificial intelligence rules on Friday, saying "global rules are really needed" after a viral warning from a former Anth…
Anthropic said in its Threat Intelligence report published Thursday that it disrupted five examples of scientists using its Claude models in ways that could support biological weapons development, inc…
A production field guide published in 2026 argues that the PAOVR Loop — Plan, Act, Observe, Verify, Repair — is the control pattern that consistently finishes real agent work, synthesizing ReAct (Yao …