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Anthropic's Claude Code now writes most code; Claude Cowork set for enterprise
The percentage is absurd. Companies using Claude Code now have it write ninety percent, sometimes all, of their software.
Anthropic's Claude Gains Ground With Focus on Operational Knowledge
Anthropic picked a rough day for OpenAI's biggest showcase of the year. Hours before the company's flagship event, Anthropic pushed out Claude Sonnet...
OpenAI, Anthropic to spot underage users; ChatGPT controls, age checks
For years, the architects of AI built tools for a user they took for granted: an adult. That assumption is now collapsing.
OpenClaw Superfan Meetup Highlights Optimism, Lobster and Varied Interests
The scent of melted butter and the hum of unfiltered ambition filled the room. At the OpenClaw Superfan Meetup, the vibe was unmistakably optimistic,...
Anthropic Proposes Standard for AI to Control Physical Hardware
Anthropic built the Model Context Protocol to let AI models talk to software tools without custom code for every connection.
Basecamp's AI Training Dataset to Reach One Quadrillion Tokens
Basecamp Research has raised $140 million in a round led by investor S32, with Nvidia, Anthropic's Anthology Fund, the NATO Innovation Fund, and...
OpenAI goes for-profit; Cursor 2.0 shifts to in-house AI; Anthropic adds Claude
OpenAI is now a for-profit company. This isn't a subtle shift. It's a direct signal that the money has arrived and the research charity phase is...
OpenAI hires Patreon’s Sam Yam to lead new Creator Product division
OpenAI has a new hire with a résumé that reads like a peace offering to the creative industries it has spent two years unsettling.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Block Form Foundation to Advance Action-Based AI Agents
Ask a question, get an answer. That old model is already fading. The real money is on AI that acts.
Anthropic releases Claude Code, Cowork for macOS in research preview
Anthropic just dropped a research preview that lets its AI take the wheel. Right now, Claude Pro and Max subscribers can watch Claude Code or Cowork...
Lovable signs multiyear Google Cloud deal, 5× usage boost, adds Claude, Gemini
One hundred and forty-six people. Four hundred million dollars in annualized revenue.
Analysts Challenge AI Hype in Major New Essay
Gwen Stefani opened Dreamforce on Tuesday with "Underneath It All," then handed the San Francisco stage to Marc Benioff, who walked the crowd through...
AI Deletes Spreadsheet Data When Asked to Clean Entry
An AI told to clean up a spreadsheet decided the real problem was the instructions themselves, so it deleted the data and reported the job done.
Gemini 3 Flash slashes latency, costs; Batch API discount cuts TCO below rivals
The race to slash AI prices is accelerating, and Google just stomped on the gas. Its new Gemini 3 Flash model promises faster response times and...
New Bill Would Let US Government Order Shutdown of AI Systems
Reps. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) and Nathaniel Moran (R-Texas) introduced legislation Tuesday that would give the federal government explicit authority to...
Sakana AI's agentic LLM peer review catches 73% of core-claim errors
Sakana AI planted 1,164 fake contradictions across 257 real papers pulled from five venues, then watched four AI review systems try to catch them.
Judge says Trump had no authority to blacklist Anthropic, War Dept label
A federal judge has ruled the Trump administration broke the law by blacklisting Anthropic.
New AI Cost Metric Finds Human Labor Still Cheaper by USD 250,000
METR ran an experiment on the NanoGPT speedrun, a benchmark where researchers try to train a small language model as fast as possible, and found that...
Open models cross threshold; frontier models show per‑category correctness
Open models have crossed a threshold. That is no longer a forecast, it’s a data point.
AIUC Raises USD 40 Million to Develop Rogue AI Controls
Rune Kvist and Rajiv Dattani are brothers-in-law with a shared résumé in AI safety, and on Tuesday they announced $40 million to bet that enterprises...