Tag: anthropic
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Claude spent 21 hours searching viral DNA and found an enzyme system nobody had described
Anthropic’s new biology lab has a discovery to show, and not yet any idea what it does.
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Altman and Amodei asked the UN Security Council for the international AI rules Trump rejects
The heads of two of America’s most valuable AI companies asked governments to set standards for their labs, days after the president dismissed global…
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OpenAI halved its prices ninety minutes after Anthropic cut its own
GPT-6 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5 arrived on the same Tuesday, and the headline number for both was cost, not capability.
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A $15.6 billion legal AI startup ditched OpenAI and Anthropic to save its margins
Harvey’s swing from 50 percent gross margin to negative 50 percent and back shows what frontier model pricing is actually doing to the companies…
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Anthropic is paying $1 billion to have someone watch it train models
Accenture’s Faculty unit gets access comparable to an employee’s inside Anthropic, a step toward the slowdown Anthropic’s own chief executive proposed weeks earlier.
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Anthropic says AI does 26% of its own research, and wants rivals to say their number too
The company published the metrics it thinks the industry should be judged by, and scored well on all three of its own.
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Anthropic asked the AI industry to slow down, and OpenAI agreed before the weekend was over
The reply was fast and nearly unanimous, which is itself the detail that should give pause about how independent any self-designed watchdog would really…
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The Pentagon added ChatGPT and Grok to its AI platform, and left Anthropic off
GenAI.mil now carries models from Google, OpenAI and xAI, and the vendor a judge just cleared of a security label this month is still…
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Sony and Warner’s publishers sue Anthropic, five weeks after its last copyright payout
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell filed weeks after a court signed off on Anthropic’s $1.5 billion settlement with book authors over the same…
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The Pentagon’s ‘supply chain risk’ label on Anthropic was retaliation, a judge ruled
The designation is the kind normally reserved for foreign adversaries, and a second case that could keep it in place is still unresolved.