The Latest Breaking News from Anthropic

Anthropic found that Claude Opus 4 was averse to harmful tasks, such as providing sexual content involving minors

Over 80% of Middlebury College students use generative AI for coursework, according to a recent survey I conducted with my colleague and fellow economist Zara Contractor. This is one of the fastest technology adoption rates on record, far outpacing the 40% adoption rate among U.S. adults, and it happened in…

AI is attracting wealth faster than a ChatGPT search, bringing in more billion-dollar valuations than the dot-com boom has ever seen.

According to a leaked internal document, Microsoft has compiled a "most-wanted" list, comprising Meta engineers and researchers. The company has reportedly made multi-million-dollar compensation package offers to get them to switch sides.

All branches of the US government have been offered a cut-price Claude AI deal.

Improvements in writing, coding, and high scores on benchmarking make GPT-5 a worthy change

Claude’s new selective memory lets users retrieve past conversations on command.

For a buck, Uncle Sam can now have Claude — Anthropic's AI assistant — at his service in the latest move by tech giants to charm Washington, D.C. and secure a foothold in the federal AI race.

At Black Hat and DEF CON, AI was on all sides of the security fight—breaking into systems, defending them, and getting breached itself.