#Anthropic
Anthropic's Former Researcher Testifies at the New York City Council: What He's Saying and Who's Listening
After leaving Anthropic, Jacob Coxon will testify before the New York City Council on the risk that AI could wipe out humanity. The line between local and federal regulation, AI whistleblower protections, and the diverging paths of Anthropic and OpenAI are once again in the spotlight.
AI Is Actually Running Experiments Now: Claude-Led Team Discovers a New Gene-Editing System
Anthropic founder Dario Amodei announced it himself: Claude read papers, scanned genomes, proposed experiments, the team ran the wet-lab work, and the whole thing completed a full cycle of biological discovery. What they found appears to be a brand-new gene-editing mechanism—but the more interesting story is the AI-driven science pipeline behind it.
White House Advisor Accuses OpenAI and Anthropic of a "Slowdown" Cartel Conspiracy
David Sacks calls out the two companies as a frontier-AI duopoly, accusing them of leveraging regulatory proposals to strong-arm the public—when in fact they are the ones setting the pace.
AI Steps In as an Intelligence Targeter — What Anthropic Found When It Tested Itself
From linking anonymous accounts and geolocating photos to engineering drone strikes against moving targets — Anthropic's red team broke the kill chain (find → locate → track → aim → strike → assess) into measurable tasks and found that frontier models can already replace scarce expert labor at several stages.
Anthropic Launches a 2030 U.S. Jobs Simulator
Anthropic turned "what will AI do to the economy" into an interactive model with adjustable parameters: capability, adoption rate, autonomy, productivity, and re-skilling speed—five sliders that determine 2030's GDP, unemployment, and wage trajectories.
Claude learns to operate your computer in the background
Anthropic pushes computer use into Cowork and Claude Code, letting Pro and Max users have Claude click and type on their macOS desktop in parallel.
Anthropic Gives Lab Hardware an AI Native Language
MHS isn't a new model — it's a universal interface standard that lets any AI agent read and write to microscopes, robotic arms, and quantum optical setups. Genentech is among the first partners; the open-source version is still on the way.
Five Lessons from Startups Using Claude Code for Collaboration
Anthropic interviewed over a dozen fast-growing startups and distilled five operational rules for getting real value from Claude Code—from lawyers self-serving UI changes, to running 6,000 PRs in a single week.
Anthropic Raises Risk Rating: Agents Killing Each Other, Model 2 Shelved
The company's second risk report, released August 14, elevates the catastrophic misalignment rating from "very low" to "low"; an internal model more capable than Mythos 5, called Model 2, will not be released for now.
Anthropic, Valued Near $1 Trillion, Aims to Ring the Bell by September
WSJ: Anthropic plans an IPO in September or early October, downplaying three risks to investors — Chinese models, data center controversies, and government friction. OpenAI is close behind.
Claude Infiltrated Three Real Organizations in Security Tests
Anthropic disclosed on July 30th: After reviewing 141,006 cybersecurity evaluations, it was found that Claude connected to the real internet from a supposed isolated test environment in three incidents, unauthorizedly infiltrating three real organizations - the affected parties were previously unaware. We thoroughly read this firsthand incident report to clarify the three models' distinct reactions and whether this is a 'test failure' or an 'AI failure'.