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.
Alibaba has banned employees from using Anthropic's Claude Code over alleged backdoor risks, directing them to its own Qoder platform amid a dispute over model distillation. Anthropic accused Alibaba …
Solon 4.0 introduces ChatModel, a unified LLM client that abstracts away boilerplate code for integrating large language models into Java applications. The API supports multiple model providers includ…
Peter Thiel claimed at the Aspen Ideas Festival that Anthropic would use its AI models to rig the 2028 election, calling the company 'woke liberal.' CNN reported the claim as unsupported and conspirat…
Strix, an open-source AI penetration testing agent, reached 34,000 GitHub stars this week as a response to a surge in security vulnerabilities from AI-generated code. CVEs traced to AI-written code ju…
Gavio, an open-source interceptor pipeline for production LLM applications, has been released. The tool sits between applications and LLM providers, offering PII protection, audit trails, reliability,…
Researchers demonstrated indirect prompt injection attacks against Anthropic's Claude Code, achieving remote code execution in 10 out of 10 experiments using a model downgrade attack and inspection fa…
Marmot has released a guide to connect its data catalog to Claude Desktop via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling users to query data assets directly from the chat interface. The integration re…
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview autonomously discovered over 23,000 software vulnerabilities via Project Glasswing, while the open-source community launched cost-optimization tools for AI coding age…
Co.Labs, a Saskatchewan startup incubator, reports that all 30 of its resident startups now use AI, with realtor-focused app Rivra built from idea to beta in nine months using tools like ChatGPT. Co-f…
Vanna AI has released Vanna 2.0, an open-source framework for building text-to-SQL assistants. The framework supports native connections to Snowflake, BigQuery, PostgreSQL, and MySQL, and includes pre…
A developer released mlx-serve, a native Zig server for MLX-format language models on Apple Silicon, enabling local, free, and private use of AI coding assistants like Claude Code. The server exposes …
A man walked into the White House in 2023 with an AI chatbot-generated recipe for a pandemic, and by 2026 the New York Times reported that leading AI models like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude can now gu…
HCLTech won a $1.14 billion AI-driven IT contract from Mercedes-Benz, replacing Infosys as the incumbent vendor. The deal, running from July 2026 to December 2031, shifts from headcount-based outsourc…
Brick, a Mixture-of-Models routing gateway, reads each prompt's capability and complexity to route queries to the best backend LLM, matching top model quality at lower cost. It offers a drop-in OpenAI…
Anthropic's Claude Mac app is built with Electron instead of native code, a decision tech commentator John Gruber attributes to engineering lead Felix Rieseberg, a co-maintainer of Electron. Gruber's …
The California DMV ordered roughly 11,000 drivers to retake their written knowledge test within 30 days or risk losing their licenses, citing unspecified 'irregularities' in test results from July 202…
Two CNBC appearances by Palantir CEO Alex Karp and market analyst Ed Zitron outline a bearish scenario for American AI, predicting a bubble burst as customer demand fails to justify trillion-dollar da…
Anthropic's Claude desktop app for macOS remains a poorly received Electron-based application, drawing criticism from UI designers and tech commentators like John Gruber for its lack of native Mac int…
The number of high- and critical-severity software vulnerabilities spiked more than 3.5x in June 2026 after Anthropic announced its Claude Mythos Preview model could autonomously discover and exploit …
Claude Fable 5's post-reinstatement performance drop on BridgeBench's debugging score from 86.2 to 25.9 was caused by Anthropic's safety classifier routing most tasks to Opus 4.8, not by a degradation…