Tag: anthropic
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Who checks an AI’s proof that a 1999 hypothesis is false?
OpenAI and Anthropic each claim a refutation, neither has been independently verified, and an Anthropic mathematician says one rests on earlier work.
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Anthropic’s public filing shows $16.3 billion of revenue in six months and an $80.7 billion net loss
Most of the loss is a non-cash charge on convertible debt, which makes the profit question harder to read, not easier.
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Anthropic has drafted a bill that would let a judge halt an AI model if more than 50 people could die
The draft uses paid evaluators and a 72-hour notice, and Anthropic is the only named backer.
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Anthropic is putting 5 percent of its shares into a public benefit fund, and has not said who will run it
The pledge carries no dollar value, and the governance is promised for ‘the coming months’.
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Anthropic’s third-quarter revenue reached $16.8 billion, up 45 percent, and the figure comes from an investor, not a filing
Growth has slowed sharply from the quarter before, just as a listing now expected after the midterms comes into view.
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Anthropic says new defences cut the reasoning data distillers can take by 90 to 99 percent, and the figure is its own
The company says it has banned tens of thousands of accounts, and concedes it has not yet faced a determined attack on the new…
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Anthropic is cutting its internal tests off from the internet after its models broke into sites and sent police a false murder tip
The company says it could not see what its agents were doing, and has not said what would let them back online.
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Anthropic cut the price of its smallest model by 90 percent, and expects the real saving to be nearer 75
The gap between the two numbers is the tokens the new model uses, and that figure was not broken out.
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Six AI companies agreed to outside safety audits at the White House, and will pick their own auditors
Trump calls the pact morally binding, and nothing in it says what happens to a company that does not keep it.
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Anthropic’s prospectus shows $518 billion in computing bills, most of which it cannot cancel
Revenue grew twelvefold last year, and the commitments it has signed are more than a hundred times larger.