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They wanted cost savings. They got a 70% reduction. The Pentagon’s deployment of Anthropic’s Claude platform isn’t just another efficiency play, it’s...

A pretrained language model can generate coherent text. It doesn't, however, know how to answer a question directly or avoid harmful content without...

Pollsters are stunned. Public sentiment on artificial intelligence is shifting faster than any issue they can remember.

OpenAI is using subpoenas as a weapon. At least seven nonprofits that lobbied for stricter oversight of the company’s controversial shift to a...

Last year, OpenAI's GPT-3.5 Turbo failed every one of the UK AI Safety Institute's basic hacking puzzles. That was the baseline.

The latest Vergecast lands with a trio of questions that cut straight to the heart of modern tech anxiety: Can an AI actually write its own code, and...

The real danger isn't a rogue thought; it's a rogue command. Take the developer running an AI agent locally, pointed at a filesystem littered with...

Anthropic's latest AI model costs twelve times more than OpenAI's to do roughly the same job.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children logged more than 1.5 million reports of AI-generated child sexual abuse material in 2025, up...

Meta is quietly reopening the door to facial recognition, this time through the lens of its AI-powered smart glasses.

Anthropic just filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government in federal court. The AI company is taking its fight with regulators out of the boardroom...

The artificial intelligence arms race just got a little more personal. OpenAI drops GPT-5.2 into the agentic arena, and Runway finally unveils its...

Donald Trump put his signature on the first major AI rule of his new term. The document might as well have come stamped with an Anthropic watermark.

These are the men who sell safety. Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai have built the most valuable companies on earth by promising control.

Microsoft still owns almost a third of OpenAI. That fact is more important than any of the boardroom drama that dominated the headlines last year.

Anthropic fired a public shot this week. It accused Chinese AI firms of stealing its models and stripping out the safety guardrails.

Behind the curtain, no one sees the puppeteer. That is the problem. When an invisible orchestrator silently steers a group of LLM agents,...

AI needs real estate. A lot of it. Anthropic is buying a stake with a plan to drop $50 billion on new data centers in the US, a move that promises...

Demis Hassabis wants a new referee for AI, and he's borrowing the playbook from Wall Street.

More than 300,000 businesses and developers currently use Anthropic’s Claude models, a user base the company now treats as a commercial test case.