Anthropic just dropped a 16-author paper that essentially says: we found a hidden workspace inside Claude where it does its real thinking, and when we...
Anthropic just launched a product that doesn't contain a single new model weight — and honestly, that might be the most interesting thing a frontier lab...
Anthropic's Claude Mythos found a stack buffer overflow in FreeBSD's NFS implementation that had been sitting there for seventeen and a half years.
Somewhere in OpenBSD's networking stack, a bug has been hiding for 27 years. Millions of automated tests never caught it.
Andrej Karpathy could have gone anywhere.
Last week I spent three hours debugging a RAG agent that kept hallucinating company policy details.
Anthropic quietly shared investor projections last week that most outlets buried under fundraising headlines.
Today the Vatican published a papal encyclical on artificial intelligence, and the guest speaker standing alongside Pope Leo XIV was Christopher Olah — the...
Both of the biggest AI companies made their move toward Wall Street this week — and if you build on their APIs, you should be paying closer attention to their...
On Sunday, Anthropic announced it had acquired Stainless — a four-year-old New York startup that auto-generates production SDKs from API specifications.
Daniel Stenberg got a security report from Anthropic's Mythos scanner claiming five confirmed vulnerabilities in curl.
Three years ago, OpenAI charged 30 per million input tokens for GPT-4. Today, budget-tier models go for 0.
Two weeks ago, Sam Altman went on a podcast and called Anthropic's decision to restrict Mythos Preview "fear-based marketing" — accusing them of...
Three weeks ago, Anthropic announced they'd built a model so good at finding software vulnerabilities that they refused to release it.
Anthropic's interpretability team just dropped one of the more unsettling papers I've read this year. They cracked open Claude Sonnet 4.
Both your cloud providers just wrote checks to the same AI company in the same week.
Three days ago, Anthropic shipped Opus 4.7.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos turned vulnerability descriptions into working exploits 181 times during internal testing. The previous best, Claude Opus 4.
Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.7 yesterday, and the headline number is hard to ignore: 64.
Two days ago, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Jerome Powell pulled the CEOs of Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and...