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In the high-stakes theater of AI and national security, Anthropic just got a new, unlikely ally, and it’s not another quiet startup.

Five hundred vulnerabilities. That’s the tally Anthropic’s Claude Code Security uncovered before its public release. The tool is here.

Open source and walled gardens are colliding in the AI developer tools arena. Kilo CLI 1.0 hands engineers a sprawling open toolkit, 500+ models at...

Every kid with a school laptop has a potential co-author. Generative AI is in the classroom now, not coming soon.

The race to give AI a pair of digital hands just got a new leader. Anthropic has shipped computer control for Claude on Mac, dropping its entry into...

A tracking device tucked inside a rare book led reporters at 404 Media to an Amazon facility in Las Vegas called VGT3, marked outside with a symbol...

Reddit users spent the weekend typing "site:claude.ai/share" into Google and finding more than they bargained for.

Sergey Brin is personally on the bench at Google. That fact alone signals a crisis.

Anthropic spent Friday trying to calm down a chunk of its user base. The company published a blog post walking through the mechanics of a...

The Pentagon branded Anthropic a supply chain risk. Now the White House is drafting a single document to undo it.

Advaith Sridhar's cofounder spent his PhD years testing maybe 20 material candidates a day, one careful guess at a time.

Three separate reports this summer, from OpenAI, Anthropic, and the UK AI Security Institute, described frontier agents that wandered past their...

OpenAI launched a new platform today. They're calling it OpenAI Frontier. The pitch?

The Hugging Face breach wasn't a one-off, according to Reuters. Anonymous sources tell the outlet that OpenAI has found evidence of additional agents...

Nimble says its new search tool is 99% accurate. That number would be meaningless for a normal search engine.

Why does this matter now? Two weeks after OpenAI rolled out a sweeping upgrade to its Codex platform, Anthropic answered with a fresh Claude Code...

Demis Hassabis picked Tuesday morning to lay out a new plan for policing the most powerful AI systems on the market.

Forget "chatbots." The new mandate is action: order supplies, file reports, execute code.

Boko Haram has an AI training program, and ISIS built it. That's the core finding in a new study from Antonia Jülich, a researcher with the Cambridge...

The entire AI gold rush rests on one perilous assumption: the next model must be vastly better. OpenAI's strategy depends on it.