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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.

The AI boom is measured in zeros and it's mostly a debt two companies can't afford.

The browser was built by AI, not by humans. It still has bugs, and it’s nowhere near ready to replace Chrome or Safari.

San Francisco's Random Labs, a Y Combinator alum, just launched its Slate V1 coding agent. This isn't another single-model assistant.

A federal judge in San Francisco has sided with Anthropic in its fight against the Pentagon, ruling that the Department of Defense broke the law when...

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are now steering OpenAI toward a public offering.

The digital deluge of files, scripts, binaries, documents, logs, pours into every pipeline, each one a potential vector for chaos or compromise.

Anthropic thought it could let its new AI model, Mythos, out on a short leash. The leash broke in less than a day.

OpenAI claims its new ChatGPT Image-1.5 can read the room. The model’s core promise is generating pictures from collective sentiment, not just...

The line between a coding assistant and a remote developer just blurred. Anthropic has released Claude Code Channels, embedding its AI directly into...

The next big shift in Apple’s software strategy is arriving with a quiet but seismic change: iOS 27 will let you summon generative AI from any...

The math behind artificial intelligence is brutally expensive. A few keystrokes in a chatbot can consume more power than a modest home does in a day.

Anthropic released Mythos Preview this week. The AI company says it finds security holes in every major operating system and web browser.

Nvidia rolled out a new alliance this week aimed at pushing open source AI security forward, and the guest list says almost as much as the mission...

Anthropic wants two hundred dollars a month from you for a coding assistant. A tool called Goose will do the same job for nothing.

Chinese state-backed hacking groups have more than doubled their attack volume since folding AI tools into their daily workflow, according to...

Thirteen points is a thrashing. On FrontierMath's hardest tier, the new standard is set not by OpenAI, but by Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.

Poolside dropped Laguna XS.2 on Tuesday—a free model packing just 3 billion active parameters. Its score? A 30.1% on Terminal-Bench 2.0.

Superhuman is rolling out a new version of its auto-draft feature, and this time the emails it writes don't sound like a chatbot wrote them.

Anthropic is putting Claude Mythos 5, its most capable model to date, to work finding security holes rather than just answering prompts.