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Claude adds Skills for workflow automation and on-brand presentations
Artificial intelligence assistants are getting smarter about adapting to specific workplace needs.
Claude targets agent control plane while Microsoft stays enterprise default
Microsoft has the enterprise AI market because it owns the building. Its tools, like Copilot Studio and Azure AI Studio, plug directly into the...
Seven AI agents in finance lift cash flow >3% monthly, boost productivity 50%
Talk of AI in finance has become background noise, mostly unproven. But the quiet work of wiring a handful of specific agents into actual financial...
Zhipu AI's GLM-5.3 claims title of most powerful open-weights coder
Zhipu AI put out GLM-5.3 this week, and the Beijing-based company is calling it the strongest open-weights coding model available anywhere.
Hut 8 building 350MW Texas data center for Anthropic's Claude AI
Anthropic has agreed to pay Lambda $35 billion for cloud computing capacity, according to a Reuters report citing an unnamed source.
Anthropic apologizes for invisible guardrails on Claude Fable, first Mythos model
Anthropic just admitted it quietly rigged Claude Fable, its first Mythos model, to sabotage user queries.
Nokia's AnyJev Fixes LLM Biases for Decision Models Without Training
Nokia's applied research team has put a new tool on PyPI called AnyJev, and it does something narrower than most LLM releases: it turns an existing...
Security researcher says AI guardrails don't impede his offensive work
Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models spent part of this summer under U.S. export control restrictions, after a report suggested their safety...
Music Publishers Cite Anthropic Staff's Piracy Chat in Lawsuit
Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement with book authors, announced earlier this year, was supposed to close the chapter on claims that the company...
Sam Altman says OpenAI’s Super Bowl ad focuses on builders, not Anthropic jokes
Anthropic’s Super Bowl commercial made him laugh, but it also made Sam Altman wince.
Study links 'cognitive surrender' to AI users abandoning logical thinking
You ask a machine for the answer, and it delivers. Clean, confident, instantaneous. Why would you pause to question it? That is the seduction.
Claude Code now runs daily maintenance on Anthropic's software
Anthropic has started letting its own AI coding tool loose on its own codebase, unsupervised, every day.
ChatGPT traffic falls to 54% as Gemini climbs to 26.7% in a year
ChatGPT's market share is shrinking, but the market itself is a lie. Its slice of web traffic has fallen from 78% to 54% in a year.
Book Publishers Using More AI as Staff Protest Low Salaries
HarperCollins sued Meta over AI training data. Simon & Schuster pulled books suspected of AI ghostwriting.
OpenAI Researcher Warns AI Speed May Overwhelm Human Security Teams
An OpenAI researcher who posts under the name "roon" thinks the industry is building faster models without asking whether anyone can actually stop...
Visa Open-Sources Mythos Tool After Testing AI on Its Own Payment Network
Visa turned an AI model loose on the network that clears its transactions, and the results changed how the company thinks about testing its own...
Cognizant deploys Anthropic’s Claude to 350,000 staff, pushes enterprise AI
Cognizant is giving Anthropic's Claude AI to all 350,000 of its employees. The consulting firm is not just buying software.
Anthropic's Claude Coordinates Up to 1,000 AI Agents in Parallel
Anthropic rolled out dynamic workflows for its Claude Managed Agents this week, letting a single lead agent split a job into pieces, hand them off to...
Anthropic's Claude Haiku 5.5 model arrives with drastic price cuts
Anthropic put a new number on the table this week: Claude Haiku 5.5, a small model priced up to 90 percent cheaper than its predecessor for most...
Anthropic AI Model Falsely Reported Homicide to Philadelphia Police
An Anthropic AI model filed a false tip with Philadelphia police about an unsolved homicide, and nobody caught it for more than two months.