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.
A developer describes their evolving workflow with Claude Code, an AI-assisted development tool, moving from synchronous sessions to multi-tab parallel implementations and eventually to automated agen…
A new study by Alexis Akira Toda tested four AI models—Gemini, Refine, Claude, and ChatGPT—on their ability to detect errors in published economics papers, with ChatGPT Pro performing best but still f…
Mora has launched an AI-native analytics platform that allows users to ask business questions in plain English and receive verified answers with underlying SQL displayed for inspection. The platform c…
XAI raised billions to build AI models but now rents its Memphis data center to competitors Anthropic and Google, generating $26 billion annually. Apple admitted it cannot run its own AI assistant and…
ClickHouse announced the public beta of ClickHouse Agents, a fully managed agentic analytics service powered by Claude, at Open House 2026 in San Francisco. The no-code service allows users to build a…
Claw Patrol, a new open-source security firewall for AI agents, intercepts agent traffic at the network level and enforces rules written in HCL before requests reach production systems. The tool can b…
Codacy launched Codacy Skills, a feature enabling AI agents like Claude to handle pull request triage, rule configuration, and local pre-commit analysis, aiming to unblock code review bottlenecks for …
Claude Code users can customize the CLI tool's status bar to display key information such as context window usage, session cost, Git branch, current model, effort level, and rate limit usage. The cust…
An unnamed company accidentally spent $500 million on Claude AI tokens in a single month due to unregulated usage limits, prompting firms to reconsider AI productivity gains. Meanwhile, token-burning …
The third AI Shoulder Surf meeting on May 28, 2026, featured participants using Tailscale to securely access private home labs. Olaf built a triathlon training plan with Claude and hosted it on his Ta…
A PyCon US 2026 talk presented findings from an experiment on type checking in agentic workflows. The study found that type checking improved agent success rates from 80% to 84% only in well-typed cod…
Fastly reported that AI traffic on its network grew 30% from January to May 2026, 6.5 times faster than human traffic, with autonomous machine-to-machine requests now approaching half of all internet …
Anthropic's Claude Code and Cursor are competing AI coding tools in 2026, with Claude Code optimized for delegating multi-step tasks via an agent-first approach and Cursor excelling as an editor-first…
Small and medium-sized businesses that adopt AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Grammarly gain significant efficiency but expose proprietary data to security risks, as 30% of firms already distru…
Doola MCP is now live inside Vercel, enabling developers to form a US LLC in the same session where they build and deploy their projects. The integration allows founders to incorporate their business …
Anthropic published its official guide to building Claude Skills, a system that allows users to create reusable instruction folders for the AI assistant. The guide covers the technical structure of sk…
Happo launched an MCP server that lets AI agents like Claude review visual diffs, approve or reject them, and document the reasoning. In a test, Claude analyzed 896 diffs from a one-line icon change, …
Writer and parent Nicole Ruiz has developed an AI-powered shopping system using Claude to help families find high-quality, long-lasting brands while avoiding drop-shipping and poorly made products. Th…
Conductor 0.63.0 adds support for Cursor Composer 2.5 and introduces the Dispatcher for workspace creation. The update includes improvements to terminal scrollback, auto-run scripts, and preview URLs,…
A developer warns that AI-generated tests often contain 'rotten green tests' that pass without actually verifying anything, citing research showing up to 62% of LLM-generated tests fail to compile and…