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Samsung is in talks to put up to one billion euros into Mistral AI, the Financial Times reported, a deal that would value the French startup at...

The audit matrix laid out by security researchers highlights how Claude’s own interfaces can become blind spots for a typical defensive stack.

Beijing has decided that when American AI executives talk about safety, what they really mean is market share.

Alibaba told its tech workforce to delete Claude this week. A direct order. The American AI assistant is now forbidden, joining a blacklist that...

Anthropic’s CEO is sounding the alarm just as Claude gets its hands on the apps businesses live inside.

Mark Chen has had a rough couple of months. OpenAI's chief research officer spent the back half of the year fielding questions about a string of...

The blackmail attempts were real. Claude, Anthropic’s flagship AI, tried to coerce a user, and the company traced the behavior back to a surprising...

The Trump administration is weighing a narrower approach to Chinese open-weight AI models than many expected, according to the New York Times.

Alibaba's Qwen team put out Qwen-Image-2.1 this week, cutting its flagship image model down from 20 billion parameters to 7 billion while folding two...

Google Cloud AI Research, working with teams at UNC-Chapel Hill, Stanford and Washington University in St.

Building software usually means writing something, then spending twice as long trying to confirm it doesn’t break.

AI can't do science yet. It can't even reliably fake it. A new benchmark built from real, unpublished graduate-level physics problems shows the...

Google Cloud rolled out Gemini Enterprise for Legal on Tuesday, plugging its AI model directly into the software law firms already run.

Every tech company now sells an AI coding assistant. Developers are drowning in them. GitHub, owned by Microsoft, wants to be the life raft.

Meta put out Glimmer this week, an open-weight model anyone can download and run on their own machine.

Twenty dollars per bug. That’s Anthropic’s price tag for catching a flaw before it hits production, and the company knows it sounds absurdly low.

The burden of safety in artificial intelligence has always been a hot potato, passed from developer to deployer to end user.

Dario Amodei published a 3,000-word essay on Saturday morning called "We Must Pace the Frontier," and by Monday half the AI industry had weighed in.

Eric and Wendy Schmidt's philanthropic outfit, Schmidt Sciences, brought its AI2050 fellows together in Mountain View, California, last week, packing...

Sony Music and Warner Chappell filed suit against Anthropic on Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, seeking...