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Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session and nobody, including Anthropic, seems to fully understand why it keeps doing it

A staff member at Anthropic called the behavior, a “bit of a character tic.”

Fortune

Anthropic, Gates Foundation launch $200 million partnership for AI in health, education

Anthropic and the Gates Foundation have teamed up to allocate $200 million over the span of four years, with the goal of advancing artificial intelligence for the greater good. This initiative is set to boost AI capabilities in African languages and develop knowledge graphs tailored for teachers, enhancing educational outcomes.

The Economic Times

People Are Asking AI Models For Life Advice; Is That Prudent?

We have spent years debating whether AI is trustworthy enough to drive our cars or screen our job applications. We forgot to ask whether we'd trust it with something as intimate as our mental health.

International Business Times

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'We are committed to helping business owners harness AI more fully and effectively': Anthropic reveals Claude for Small Business to help 'close the gap' using AI

Anthropic wants to help SMBs with purpose-built agentic workflows, skills and a US upskilling tour with free Claude Max trials.

TechRadar

What Is a 'Claude Evangelist'? Everything to Know About Anthropic's High-Paying $315K AI Role

Anthropic is hiring an 'Applied AI Claude Evangelist' with a salary up to $315,000 (£233,100) to be the face of AI innovation in the startup ecosystem, driving developer adoption and engagement.

International Business Times UK

Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in enterprise artificial intelligence race

New data reveals Anthropic has surpassed OpenAI in enterprise AI spending, with 34.4% of surveyed companies paying for its products in April. This shift is largely driven by demand for Anthropic's AI coding assistant, Claude Code, marking a significant disruption in the market.

The Economic Times

ETtech Explainer: Did OpenAI's new AI deployment venture just kill Indian IT stocks?

Indian IT stocks plummeted to three-year lows following OpenAI's launch of a new venture focused on direct AI implementation for enterprises. This move, alongside a similar initiative by Anthropic, threatens the traditional service integration model of Indian IT giants. The market reaction highlights concerns over AI's disruptive potential and existing…

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Firms nudged to go for Anthropic’s Opus 4.7 as Mythos AI stays elusive

Organisations are leveraging Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities, as the more powerful Mythos model remains largely inaccessible. Opus 4.7 offers significant capabilities, estimated at 70-80% of Mythos, making it a practical solution for threat hunting and incident response until broader Mythos access is available.

The Economic Times

‘Maybe me too’: Elon Musk accepts some of the blame for Claude learning to blackmail users from ‘evil’ online AI stories

Anthropic recently released a report saying it had solved Claude’s “agentic misalignment,” or the bot’s behaviors that deviated from humans’ best interests.

Fortune

How HubSpot got all engineers to use AI without any mandates

By avoiding mandates and proving measurable results, HubSpot says 94% of all employees now use AI.

Fortune

A $100 Billion Reason to Buy CoreWeave Stock

CoreWeave posted strong first-quarter results on May 7, following which analysts have pointed toward its massive backlog as a reason to buy the stock.

Barchart

Uber's India data centre bet; Cyber cover meets AI risk

Uber will establish its first data centre in India with the Adani Group. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

The Economic Times

Anthropic reveals a host of new legal tools for Claude, including 12 new plugins

Anthropic is adding new connectors and plugins to Claude to give it legal superpowers, and they're even available in Cowork.

TechRadar

Anthropic in talks to buy AI tools startup Stainless for over $300 million: The Information

AI firm Anthropic is reportedly in advanced talks to buy Stainless for over $300 million. Stainless builds software for easier AI model access. This comes as Anthropic also explores raising at least $30 billion in new funding. The company's valuation could exceed $900 billion.

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Claude AI has started telling some users to sleep, drink water, and stop working — and people can’t stop talking about it

Claude is urging users to log off and sleep during late-night conversations.

Tom’s Guide

Google and SpaceX in talks to launch ‘Project Suncatcher’ orbital AI data centers

Elon Musk and SpaceX are exploring AI data centers in orbit, but the idea reveals a much bigger problem: AI is running into Earth’s limits.

Euronews

Trump in China: Can America keep up in the AI Cold War and what will be discussed in tech?

As Trump heads to Beijing for a summit with Xi Jinping, AI-enabled warfare, cybersecurity and the deepening US-China tech rivalry are set to dominate talks, even as a breakthrough deal on semiconductors looks unlikely.

The Economic Times

Anthropic warns investors to avoid certain secondary market sellers

Anthropic has identified eight secondary marketplaces as unauthorised sellers of its shares, warning investors that such purchases will not be recognised. The AI developer previously cautioned about fraudulent share certificates and has now named specific platforms, including Hiive and Forge Global, in violation of its transfer restrictions.

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Anthropic PBC warns investors of illegal trade in its shares

AI firm Anthropic has identified eight firms selling its shares without authorization. The company is warning investors that these share purchases will not be valid. Anthropic is a highly valued private company. Secondary markets allow early investors and employees to sell shares in private firms. These platforms are growing as…

Fortune

‘That doesn't sound very healthy’: Amazon’s reported tokenmaxxing might gamify AI usage, analyst warns

Amazon employees are reportedly gaming internal AI leaderboards to inflate their token counts.

The Economic Times

Anthropic expands Claude's AI tools for law firms, lawyers

Artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic has launched new tools for lawyers using its Claude AI assistant. These features offer specialized legal topic support and access to other legal research and AI products. Law firms can now securely connect Claude with platforms like Thomson Reuters for research and document management.

Fortune

Even as hallucinations show up in legal filings, Big Law goes all in on AI with new Anthropic release

Quinn Emanuel's Christopher Kercher built his firm's litigation platform on Claude and it's "far beyond what I would've done on my own — probably ever."

The Economic Times

Anthropic's Mythos sends US banks rushing to plug cyber holes

America's top banks are racing to patch IT system flaws identified by Anthropic's powerful Mythos AI tool. This advanced technology is uncovering numerous vulnerabilities, forcing urgent repairs and software upgrades. The findings are also being shared with smaller banks. This AI-driven discovery process is accelerating the pace of cybersecurity fixes,…

The Economic Times

US Pentagon deploys Anthropic's Mythos to patch cyber gaps while planning to ditch firm

The Pentagon is reportedly using Anthropic's AI, codenamed Mythos, to shore up its cybersecurity defenses and fix vulnerabilities. However, this move is happening concurrently with plans to eventually phase out their reliance on the company, suggesting a strategic, albeit temporary, partnership for immediate needs.

The Conversation

Hacking the bomb? What Claude Mythos AI reveals about the gamble of nuclear deterrence

In 1983, the film WarGames imagined a teenager who accidentally accessed a Pentagon computer system and triggered a simulation program, subsequently interpreted as the prelude to a nuclear war. The film made such an impression on Ronald Reagan that he asked his advisers whether such an intrusion into America’s most…

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