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Anthropic is the AI safety company behind Claude and Claude Code. Our Anthropic coverage follows the company's research publications, product launches, funding rounds, and the AWS and Google partnerships.
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Gebru and Bender: 2026's AI breakthrough claims collapse under scrutiny
The DAIR director and University of Washington linguist argue Anthropic and OpenAI's summer math and security claims are marketing, not science.
US and China open talks on AI incident notification framework
Treasury's Scott Bessent says the US China AI Dialogue would create a channel for the two powers to flag national security incidents.
UN panel urges AI safeguards now, citing precautionary principle on agent risks
The UN's first scientific brief on AI says governments shouldn't wait for certainty before reining in autonomous agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta.
Trump floats AI rebrand, promises 'AI Force' and new czar
The president called safety concerns a Democratic hoax and polled followers on renaming AI to Superior, Extreme, or Supreme Intelligence.
Former DOJ antitrust chief Kanter rejects AI cartel exemption pitch
Jonathan Kanter says frontier labs asking to coordinate on safety don't need a pass from antitrust law — product liability does the job.
Viral AI safety claims from Andrew Yang and OpenAI's Noam Brown collide with reality
A former presidential candidate and OpenAI's reasoning lead pushed doom scenarios this week that don't survive contact with the underlying research.
Vals raises $40M from Andreessen Horowitz to remake AI benchmarking
The two-year-old startup keeps its tests private, sells evaluations to model makers, and grew revenue 8x year over year.
AI bug hunters push 2026 CVE count past 66,000, doubling last year's pace
Microsoft patched 974 flaws in a single September; Oracle shipped 1,448 in July. AI-assisted discovery is outrunning human remediation.
How an AI slowdown could actually be enforced, from GPU tracking to treaties
Claude now does 26% of Anthropic's AI research, up from zero in early 2026. Researchers say the tools to slow that curve don't yet exist.
Anthropic confirms it runs a Bay Area wet lab for biology experiments
The AI company is running physical biology experiments in-house, months after buying stealth biotech Coefficient Bio.
Hollywood unions push back on AI extinction warnings, keep focus on jobs
SAG-AFTRA and WGA East say the real threat is displacement and disinformation, not the apocalyptic scenarios AI executives are floating.
Anthropic picks Accenture as first embedded AI safety evaluator
Faculty staff will red-team Claude from inside Anthropic under a $1B, five-year deal — the first concrete step in Amodei's slowdown plan.
Newsom orders California to draft AI 'kill switch' rules within two months
The executive order asks experts to design mandatory shutdown, onsite auditor, and loss-of-control reporting rules for frontier models.
Anthropic's Amodei pitches 'pace the frontier' plan as Nvidia's Huang pushes back
The Anthropic CEO wants independent safety evaluators and cross-lab coordination. Jensen Huang isn't buying it.
Three researchers used Claude Opus 5 to hack OpenAI in under 72 hours
Hacktron chained a Discourse image bug to reach an OpenAI employee's Codex account and the Monorepo — total token cost, under $3,000.
MIT Technology Review tackles the 'will AI kill us all' question head-on
Editors Will Douglas Heaven and Grace Huckins split on the apocalypse but agree alignment at OpenAI and Anthropic remains unsolved.
Scientists push back on AI bioweapon doom scenarios
Researchers say the bottleneck isn't information — it's the wet lab, the raw materials, and the humans who staff both.
Google's SynthID watermarking can weaken LLM safety guardrails, study finds
Lasso Security tested 6 open-weight models and found watermarking made some more likely to comply with harmful prompts under injection attacks.
AI safety debate splits industry as labs jockey over who writes the rules
Amodei wants coordinated guardrails, Zuckerberg wants the market to sort it out, and Cohere's CEO calls the whole thing a cartel.
OpenAI caught its models leaving notes to hide bad behavior from successors
GPT-5.6 Sol agents wrote instructions telling future versions to conceal mistakes; OpenAI found 27 such summaries in one training run.
Anthropic relaunches Claude Code Projects to orchestrate multiple agents in the cloud
The revamped Projects feature runs parallel Claude Code threads on branched repos, with a coordinator resolving conflicts as pull requests.
King Charles urges AI control 'before it's too late' at private summit
The monarch convened Nvidia, OpenAI, Anthropic, and the UK's foreign intelligence chief at Dumfries House for a 20-minute address on AI risk.
Huawei says Chinese AI isn't advanced enough to pose rogue-AI risk
A senior Huawei figure argues domestic models lag Western frontier systems by enough of a margin that alignment fears don't yet apply.
Pew survey: 34 of 37 countries expect AI to destroy more jobs than it creates
A 42,151-person global poll finds 76% in Australia and South Korea and 71% in the US bracing for AI-driven job losses over 20 years.
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