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.
Hundreds of private Claude AI conversations containing medical records, crypto keys, children's names, and internal company documents were indexed and searchable on Google and Bing over the weekend. A…
A user reports a surprisingly positive experience using the open-source coding tool opencode with a self-hosted inference endpoint, describing it as freeing and private. The user, who works at Modal, …
Amazon invested $13 billion in Anthropic to support the development of open-weight AI models, deepening their strategic partnership and boosting Anthropic's competitive position against rivals like Op…
Shared Claude chats from Anthropic's AI assistant unexpectedly appeared in Google search results over the weekend, exposing sensitive data including medical material and internal company documents. Th…
GitHub released an update to GitHub Copilot for JetBrains that adds improved OpenTelemetry configuration, model management controls, and support for MCP servers and custom agents in Claude agent flows…
A developer used AI (primarily Claude Opus 5) to create and publish a zombie survival training game as part of a personal challenge to build a new video game every day, reaching day 106. The game was …
Asking a large language model to generate a confidence score for its own response is completely useless, argues an unnamed author who has observed the pattern across multiple companies. The author con…
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published the company's formal position on open-weights models Sunday, stating that Anthropic has never advocated for a ban on open-weights models and that open-weights mode…
Anthropic's and Nvidia's public training data for AI behavior, available on Hugging Face, reveals that the grading rubric shifted from a single binary judgment in 2022 to five graded axes in 2024, wit…
Anthropic has alleged that Chinese AI labs DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax used roughly 24,000 fraudulent accounts to generate more than 16 million exchanges with Claude, evading access restrictions. …
Anthropic failed to prevent private Claude conversations from being indexed by Google and Bing for the second time in 10 months, exposing medical records, API keys, and other sensitive data due to mis…
Johanna Larsson argues that users, not AI tools, are accountable for outputs generated by large language models, comparing LLMs to toasters or compilers. Larsson warns against offloading responsibilit…
A new open-source tool called Call Me lets AI agents ring an iPhone, speak a question, and return the user's spoken answer as text, with no extra carrier costs. The free iOS app provides a personal 10…
Anthropic's shared conversation feature on Claude inadvertently allowed Google to index sensitive user data, including at least one cryptocurrency wallet key, over the weekend of July 26-27. Reddit us…
Aidress, a new open-source coordination layer for autonomous AI agents, launched on Hacker News with a live API and SDK to enable agent discovery, verification, and trust scoring. The platform provide…
A self-described small research lab called Unslop.run found that 15 leading AI models, including GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM, and Mistral, consistently scored in the libertar…
A developer argues that AI-generated test frameworks shift the bottleneck from creation to operation, warning that generated code often fails in seams like fixtures, abstractions, and environment assu…
Shared Claude chat links were found appearing in Google Search results, exposing potentially sensitive user conversations. Anthropic stated it did not provide search engines with chat directories or s…
A developer built Scout, an open-source tool that synthesizes OpenAPI specifications and documentation into a grounded understanding of APIs for coding agents. Scout runs locally and exposes context v…
A US federal judge approved a $1.5 billion class-action settlement in Bartz v. Anthropic on July 20, 2026, ruling that using pirated books to train AI models is copyright infringement but that using l…