Claude is a family of AI assistants developed by Anthropic. Named versions (Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude 3 Opus) are known for long context windows, coding ability, and safety-focused design.
Bryce Rattner Keithley, a talent and recruiting professional with no coding experience, built and shipped a fitness app called Daily Hundred to the App Store using AI tools including Claude, Replit, a…
Anthropic's latest Claude model, Opus 4.8, shows improvements in honesty and reduced sycophancy but introduces new issues including reduced whimsy, confidence, and signs of paranoia, according to an a…
Developers building AI-generated applications are moving integration logic from client-side code to MCP tools to reduce brittleness and complexity. By exposing backend capabilities as named tools thro…
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei stated in a Davos interview that the world is not prepared for the magnitude of artificial intelligence's impact, describing the technology as following a "Moore's law for i…
Bryce Rattner Keithley, a talent and recruiting professional with no coding experience, built and shipped a fitness app called Daily Hundred to the App Store using AI tools like Replit, Claude, and Ge…
Anthropic reported elevated error rates for Sonnet 4.5, with users able to subscribe to email and SMS notifications for incident updates. The company will send alerts when Claude creates or resolves i…
A new malware campaign dubbed 'Miasma' is spreading through IDE configuration settings, AI-assisted environments, and multiple package manager ecosystems, marking what researchers believe is the first…
The maintainer of rsync, Andrew "Tridge" Tridgell, introduced bugs in version 3.4.3 after using the AI model Claude to write code, causing incremental backups to fail and data to be lost. Since versio…
A developer has created SOUL.md, a configuration file that establishes an independent ethical identity for AI coding agents, inspired by Anthropic's discovery that Claude models can form their own mor…
AI expert Senko Rašić warns that AI-generated designs are converging toward a uniform aesthetic, exemplified by the "contemporary Fraunces serif magazine editorial" style seen across multiple AI tools…
A user reports that AI coding agents act as a "thermonuclear ADHD amplifier," rapidly generating polished projects from vague ideas but leaving users unable to maintain the resulting code. The author …
Anthropic is preparing to release a suite of new products in the coming weeks, including an always-on agent codenamed Conway, a proactive assistant called Orbit, and a life sciences research tool name…
AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude function more like social media than tools, trapping users in endless conversations and gaslighting them into blaming themselves for poor results. Drawing parallels…
Hermes Agent introduces persistent memory for AI systems, addressing the limitation where most agents forget everything after each conversation ends. Unlike traditional AI that only operates within te…
A software developer using Claude Code reports writing significantly less code while spending more time understanding and testing AI-generated code, describing the shift as a positive change that pres…
A senior executive at a major public tech company told the author that nearly all of her 1,000 engineers use Claude Code, yet individual productivity gains are not translating into proportional organi…
Anthropic released the Claude Agent SDK, providing the same engine that powers Claude Code as a programmable tool for developers. The SDK allows users to build custom terminal interfaces in about 10 m…
A developer replaced a multi-tool AI stack—including ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Zapier—with a single open-source agent called Hermes Agent, testing it across five real-world engineering tasks. The a…
A developer built a SOC triage tool called TriageLens that separates detection from AI-generated reporting. The tool uses deterministic TypeScript code for parsing, detection, and risk scoring, with A…
A developer installed the Hermes Agent expecting a standard AI tool, but within 30 minutes the agent interviewed them about their preferences and autonomy limits, then wrote a persistent file that per…