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Anthropic has walked back a policy that could have hindered AI researchers using its Claude model. Additionally, Visa is integrating payments into ChatGPT, enabling AI agents to make purchases.
Anthropic backtracks on policy that 'sabotaged' researchers' work
Anthropic is reversing a hidden policy that researchers claim hindered their work. The company is backtracking on a decision that was reportedly sabotaging ongoing research efforts.
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A court has ruled against Google, stating that AI is not necessary for internet searches. Meanwhile, Anthropic's CEO is advocating for FAA-style regulation for advanced AI models, a topic of interest for enterprises.
Microsoft reportedly bans employees from using Claude's new model over data retention concerns
Microsoft has reportedly restricted its employees from using the latest version of Anthropic's Claude AI model due to concerns over new data retention policies. While previous versions of Claude remain available, the newest model's ability to retain user prompts and responses has raised concerns within Microsoft regarding customer and internal data security. The company's legal team is reviewing the situation.
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NVIDIA's Confidential Computing technology will support Apple's Private Cloud Compute initiative. Meanwhile, Microsoft's AI chief no longer believes AI will replace human workers, and Anthropic's Fable 5 is mentioned.
Anthropic shares timelapse video of Claude Fable 5 AI vision model beating Pokemon FireRed
Anthropic has shared a timelapse video showcasing their Claude Fable 5 AI vision model successfully playing Pokemon FireRed. This development raises questions about the future role of AI agents in video gaming.
Anthropic's Fable AI brings the capabilities of its unreleased Mythos model to regular users
Anthropic is offering users access to its unreleased Mythos AI model through its Fable AI service. Subscribers can test the model until June 22 without incurring additional usage credits.
Anthropic proposes a global slowdown of AI development
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has proposed a global slowdown in AI development, warning that AI systems may soon be capable of creating their own successors. This suggestion comes as a measure to manage the rapid advancement of AI technology.
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A push backed by Donald Trump aims to integrate AI doctors into American medicine, as reported by The Washington Post. Separately, Anthropic announced that 80% of its new production code is now authored by its AI model, Claude, indicating a significant shift in software development.
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OpenAI and Anthropic have signed a letter to prevent the development of biological weapons using AI technology. Meanwhile, TSMC has warned that chip supply will not meet the high demand driven by AI for several years.
Claude AI: What's free in 2026 and what isn't?
This article discusses the evolving free tier offerings of Claude AI, developed by Anthropic. It highlights the ambiguity of current limits and suggests that users should be aware of potential changes to what features remain accessible without a subscription in the future.
Anthropic expands its Claude Mythos preview to more partners
Anthropic has expanded its preview of Claude, its AI assistant, to approximately 150 additional organizations through its Project Glasswing initiative. This expansion aims to gather more feedback and test the capabilities of Claude with a wider range of partners.
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Anthropic is reportedly filing for an IPO ahead of OpenAI, signaling a race to go public in the artificial intelligence sector. Meanwhile, OpenAI is facing a lawsuit from Florida's Attorney General, who describes the company as a menace. GameStop is also mentioned as another company planning an IPO.
Anthropic IPO is officially coming after Claude AI creator files S-1 form with SEC
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has officially filed an S-1 form with the SEC, signaling its intent to go public via an Initial Public Offering. The company, known for its Claude AI chatbot, was recently valued at $965 billion.
Anthropic is set to go public after filing paperwork with the SEC
Anthropic, the company behind the AI model Claude, has confidentially submitted a draft of its S-1 filing to the SEC, signaling its intention to go public. This move indicates the company's readiness for an Initial Public Offering.
Anthropic boasts $965 billion valuation following $65 billion Series H funding round
Anthropic has achieved a valuation of $965 billion following a $65 billion Series H funding round. Investors in this round included Altimeter Capital, Dragoneer, Greenoaks, and Sequoia Capital, reportedly making Anthropic the most valuable AI startup globally.
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Anthropic has reportedly surpassed OpenAI in both revenue and valuation, indicating significant growth in the AI sector. Meanwhile, Wix is laying off approximately 20% of its workforce, with its CEO citing AI as a factor in the decision. Apple is also expected to unveil an overhaul of its Siri virtual assistant for iOS 27.
The Pope: AI must be disarmed to prevent domination of humanity
Pope Leo XIV has called for artificial intelligence to be disarmed and responsibly regulated to prevent human domination, as outlined in his encyclical Magnifica Humanitas. While AI firm Anthropic supports these safeguards, Mistral has criticized the proposals. The Pope's concerns reflect growing anxieties about AI's impact on culture, news, and the environment, with recent criticisms of AI usage in video game development also noted.
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Anthropic's Mythos system has reportedly identified over 10,000 vulnerabilities. Separately, attackers exploited valid certificates and stolen accounts to compromise npm's security, undermining its trust mechanisms.
Anthropic says Mythos has already found more than 10,000 vulnerabilities
Anthropic has released an update on its Project Glasswing initiative, reporting that its Mythos tool has successfully identified over 10,000 vulnerabilities. The project has aided partners in discovering numerous high and critical severity bugs.