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Anthropic’s newest offering, Mythos, was billed as a specialized AI for cybersecurity tasks, promising firms a way to automate threat detection and...

Enterprises are moving away from one‑size‑fits‑all language models and toward assistants that actually understand the people using them.

Testing software can feel like navigating a maze blindfolded. But what if an AI could methodically check its own work, catching bugs before human...

Cursor unveiled Composer 2 this week, positioning the new model as a direct challenger to the latest offerings from Anthropic and OpenAI.

Why does a modest tweak to a benchmark suite matter? While the core idea of Better‑Harness—guiding models through a hill‑climbing routine—has been...

Anthropic just rolled out Claude Code Channels, a set of integrations that let users chat with the Claude model from Telegram or Discord.

Anthropic’s latest move targets a pain point that has lingered since the first wave of autonomous agents hit the market.

Why does this matter now? Because the line between executive decision‑making and algorithmic assistance is blurring faster than most boardrooms...

Anthropic’s latest move has the AI community buzzing: the company arranged for its flagship model, Claude, to sit down with a licensed psychiatrist.

Businesses are feeling the pressure of a new kind of visibility race—one that pits their brand against the answers generated by AI chatbots.

A $100 price tag now sits on OpenAI’s Pro tier, a clear signal that the company is courting the segment that burns through the most Codex compute.

Deep Agents Deploy arrives as a direct answer to the growing demand for more transparent, user‑controlled AI agents.

Why does a chip factory built by Elon Musk matter to the tools your team will actually use tomorrow?

The court’s refusal to halt the administration’s blacklist of Anthropic’s technology marks a rare clash between a federal bench and a private AI...

Courts across the UK are tightening the gate on expert testimony, leaving many inquests without the specialist insight families rely on.

Motorola’s latest price adjustments have jolted a segment that usually trades on thin margins.

The AI sector has moved from hype to hard numbers, and investors are watching the bottom line like never before.

Why does the race for raw processing power matter to anyone watching the AI sector?

Why does the split between “hard‑core” and “hand‑hold” AI matter right now? One camp is busy feeding the newest language models into tools that...

Anthropic is nudging its coding assistant toward a more measured kind of independence.