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.
Teams can build a custom AI assistant trained on internal documentation in about 10 minutes without coding, using platforms from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or Microsoft. The assistant answers question…
Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, has signed a 20-year, $9.1 billion deal with Riot Platforms for 191 megawatts of data-center capacity at Riot's Rockdale, Texas campus, with options for two fi…
Anthropic will begin adding invisible watermarks to text generated by its Claude models in the EU from 2 August, as part of compliance with the EU AI Act, and the markings will apply worldwide. Howeve…
A new guide from Apify demonstrates how to validate a new market for a Shopify store using its web-scraping platform and Anthropic's Claude AI, using a fictional running socks brand expanding into Lat…
Pylon co-founders Marty Kausas and Advith Chelikani told SaaStr AI Day that a 1,000-person support team deflected 50% of its tickets with an automated resolution agent but headcount didn't change, arg…
A new essay argues that repeatedly retyping the same prompt into AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Claude constitutes an undocumented workflow, and that these workflows can be automated using tools like Bra…
Developer Mateus DCC released pi-gpt-search, an open-source npm package that gives any Pi model (Gemini, Claude, local models, OpenRouter) real-time web search by reusing OpenAI Codex's standalone sea…
A benchmark study by the Dawes Institute planted 100 known errors into 10 open-access psychology papers and tested frontier AI models and two commercial AI review tools, finding that the best single s…
A solo developer recommends five Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for individual developers, emphasizing that adding too many servers consumes valuable context tokens. The top picks include filesy…
Ungate, a new Cursor extension by developer orchidfiles, lets users run Claude, ChatGPT, and MiniMax subscriptions in Cursor without paying API token costs. The extension, installable via `cursor --in…
A Hacker News user asked whether Anthropic's Claude watermarking will hurt SEO, speculating it will not help, while another commenter suggested there is no alternative to Claude for content writing.…
A developer's tutorial outlines a six-check manual audit for AI visibility scores, emphasizing that scores are only reproducible when the prompt, engine, raw answer, date, and denominator are recorded…
Google's Gemini saw its share of generative AI website traffic dip to 26.8% in the most recent month tracked, the first decline in over a year, while ChatGPT held roughly flat at 54.8%, according to S…
France's National Bar Council (CNB) has instructed lawyers to avoid sending confidential client data to proprietary cloud AI services like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, warning that even 'no training' …
Anthropic will embed invisible watermarks in all Claude-generated text and sign files using the C2PA standard, with new models shipping from August 2026 onward having labeling built in from day one. T…
Cmart's blog discloses that it uses Kagi Assistant and coding agents for research and chart-making, but every sentence is written in the author's human voice, with no AI used for writing, revising, or…
Anthropic's unreleased research version of Claude improved the guaranteed proportion of Riemann zeta function zeros on the critical line from 41.6% to 67.2%, a decades-old result, though it did not pr…
An LLM-based PCB routing agent produced a board with 143 DRC violations, 84% of which had no mechanical content, and seven of the sixteen routing techniques in its registry, mostly learned from a cont…
A developer has built Iruka, a native Swift file manager for macOS that integrates a terminal and file browsing to improve the experience of supervising AI coding agents. The tool addresses common fri…
A developer has highlighted that an LLM's official knowledge cutoff date is often misleading, as training data is not sampled evenly over time, resulting in a 'soft cutoff' where reliable knowledge fa…