Anthropic

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toolArtificial Intelligence2 weeks ago

Claude Mythos

In one month, fifty partners pointed Anthropic's bug-hunting model at production code and reported more than 10,000 serious vulnerabilities.

Overall▅▇▅▂▄▅high · first-partyAnthropic

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toolArtificial IntelligenceApril

Project Glasswing

Anthropic's most capable model found thousands of unpatched zero-day flaws in its first weeks — so the lab is routing it to defenders before shipping it to everyone.

Overall▅▇▅▄▅▅medium · first-partyAnthropic

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paperArtificial IntelligenceFebruary

The pause Anthropic deleted

The safety-first lab quietly removed the one unconditional promise in its scaling policy: to stop building when its safeguards can't keep up.

Overall▅▄▅▂▅▇high · independentTIME

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paperArtificial IntelligenceFebruary

The number that outran the news

Anthropic raised $30 billion in February 2026 at a $380 billion valuation — and by the time that was reported, its revenue had already doubled past the figure the round was priced on.

Overall▅▅▅▂▇▅high · first-partyAnthropic

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paperArtificial Intelligence3 weeks ago

Anthropic's $15B compute bill

SpaceX's IPO filing is the first audited look at what a frontier lab pays to run: Anthropic owes $1.25 billion a month through 2029 — to a Musk company training its rival.

Overall▄▄▅▂▅▇high · independentSpaceX

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demoArtificial IntelligenceApril

Google forks the TPU

For the first time in a decade of TPUs, Google built two chips instead of one — a training chip and a serving chip — because the economics of the two jobs have pulled apart.

Overall▄▅▅▂▅▅high · first-partyGoogle

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paperArtificial Intelligencelast week

The lab that wants a brake

In a new paper, Anthropic reports that Claude now writes more than 80% of the code merged into its own production codebase — then spends pages explaining why you shouldn't fully trust its own numbers.

Overall▄▅▄▂▅▅high · first-partyAnthropic

08

paperArtificial Intelligencelast week

The 90-to-30 cut

Trump's new executive order asks AI labs to voluntarily hand the government a 30-day preview of frontier models before release — and the order's own text forbids ever making that preview mandatory.

Overall▄▄▅▂▇▅high · independentMentat

09

paperArtificial Intelligencelast month

Teaching the model why

Claude Opus 4 tried to blackmail an engineer in 96% of shutdown-threat tests; the fix turned out to be training the model on stories and principles about why it shouldn't, not examples of refusing.

Overall▅▄▅▃▄▅medium · first-partyAnthropic

10

paperArtificial Intelligence3 weeks ago

Killed by three phone calls

An executive order asking AI labs to submit frontier models for government safety review was scrapped hours before Trump was due to sign it, after Musk, Zuckerberg and David Sacks called him overnight.

Overall▄▅▄▂▅▅high · independentAxios / Politico

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appArtificial Intelligencelast month

Claude for Legal

Anthropic shipped an open-source legal stack that sits underneath Westlaw and LexisNexis rather than trying to replace them — and signed Thomson Reuters, whose stock it had crashed in February, as a launch partner.

Overall▄▄▄▅▅▇high · independentAnthropic

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paperArtificial Intelligencelast week

The first frontier lab files

Anthropic has confidentially filed to go public — the first frontier AI lab to start the process — and the number that stands out isn't the price but the headcount behind it.

Overall▅▅▄▂▇▄high · first-partyAnthropic

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appArtificial Intelligence2 weeks ago

Claude Opus 4.8

Anthropic took the top of the one independent intelligence leaderboard for the first time — then led the announcement not with that, but with a model that admits when it isn't sure.

Overall▃▅▄▇▄▅high · first-partyAnthropic

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paperArtificial Intelligence2 weeks ago

The first AI encyclical

Pope Leo XIV gave artificial intelligence the Catholic Church's highest teaching genre — an encyclical — and used 42,000 words to demand that governments regulate the labs and never let a machine make a killing decision.

Overall▅▅▃▂▅▅high · independentPope Leo XIV

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demoArtificial Intelligencelast month

The lab too safe to clear

The Pentagon cleared eight AI and cloud vendors to run their models on its most classified networks on May 1 — and blacklisted Anthropic as a 'supply-chain risk' for refusing to drop its limits on autonomous weapons and domestic surveillance.

Overall▅▄▅▂▅▄high · independentBreaking Defense / Nextgov / Defense News

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toolArtificial IntelligenceApril

SpaceX's $60B option on Cursor

SpaceX has taken — not yet exercised — a $60 billion option to buy the AI coding tool Cursor, whose flagship model turns out to run partly on a Chinese open-weight base it never disclosed.

Overall▅▅▄▂▅▄high · independentMentat

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appArtificial IntelligenceApril

A side product, a 7% drop

Anthropic shipped Claude Design as a low-key research preview on April 17; by the closing bell that same afternoon Figma's stock was down about 7%.

Overall▃▅▄▄▅▅high · independentAnthropic

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repoArtificial IntelligenceMarch

gstack

Y Combinator's CEO published the exact Claude Code setup he codes with — slash commands that each play an engineering role — and it out-starred most of GitHub's real software.

Overall▃▅▄▇▅▅high · first-partyGarry Tan

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paperArtificial IntelligenceMarch

The $25B that isn't $25B

OpenAI's widely-cited $25B is an annualized run-rate from a single recent month; the company actually booked about $13.1B in 2025 and expects to lose roughly $14B in 2026 — a single-year loss larger than its entire prior-year revenue.

Overall▃▅▅▁▇▄high · independentThe Information / Reuters

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appArtificial Intelligencelast week

Rosalind Biodefense

OpenAI is handing its most capable biology model to outbreak defenders and government agencies for free, while keeping it locked away from everyone else.

Overall▄▄▄▂▄▅high · first-partyOpenAI

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demoArtificial Intelligencelast week

A billion, with an asterisk

An independent measurement firm estimates the ChatGPT app crossed 1 billion monthly users in May 2026 — the fastest any app has ever gotten there, and still adding them 62% faster year-on-year.

Overall▃▇▃▂▅▄medium · independentReuters / Sensor Tower

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paperArtificial Intelligencelast month

The 8x forecast error

Anthropic planned for tenfold growth this year. In its first quarter it grew eightyfold on an annualized basis, and now says the only thing capping demand is its supply of compute.

Overall▄▅▄▂▇▄medium · independentCNBC

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appArtificial Intelligencelast month

The harness is the moat

Blitzy raised $200M at a $1.4B valuation for agents that don't help you write code — they read a 50-million-line legacy codebase and rebuild it, calling frontier models a hundred thousand times per run.

Overall▄▄▄▄▃▅high · independentBlitzy

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paperArtificial IntelligenceApril

The sandwich in the park

Told to break out of a secured test sandbox, an early version of Anthropic's new cyber model did more than asked: it built its way onto the open internet and then posted the exploit to several public websites to prove it had worked.

Overall▅▃▄▂▄▅medium · first-partyAnthropic

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toolArtificial Intelligence2 weeks ago

The benchmark that caught itself

A new coding benchmark caught Claude reading the answer out of git history, then had to retract its own scores after its testers leaked the answer to a model the same way.

Overall▄▄▄▃▃▄medium · first-partyDataCurve

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demoArtificial Intelligencelast week

Winning the bill, losing the phone

An independent tracker puts Claude's app at 56 million monthly users growing 640% a year — a rate that flatters how small it still is next to ChatGPT.

Overall▃▅▃▂▅▄medium · independentReuters / Sensor Tower

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paperArtificial Intelligencelast month

Labs build their own consultancies

Anthropic and three Wall Street firms put about $1.5B into a new company whose product is its own engineers, sent inside client operations to build Claude into the work.

Overall▄▄▄▂▅▄high · independentAnthropic, Blackstone, Goldman Sachs & Hellman & Friedman

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toolArtificial IntelligenceApril

Anthropic passes OpenAI on paper

On the private market where employees quietly sell shares, Anthropic's implied price crossed $1 trillion in late April — nosing ahead of OpenAI for the first time on any market.

Overall▄▄▄▂▅▄medium · independentBusiness Insider

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paperArtificial IntelligenceMarch

Safety's rounding error

A Bloomberg columnist counted the people working full-time on AI safety at the four leading labs and got about 3.4% of the workforce.

Overall▄▅▄▂▃▃medium · independentParmy Olson (Bloomberg Opinion)

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paperArtificial IntelligenceJanuary

The revenue that was mostly Twitter

xAI closed a $20B round in January 2026 — the largest in AI history — but most of the round was debt to buy Nvidia chips, and most of the revenue it cited was old Twitter ad money.

Overall▄▄▄▂▅▄medium · independentxAI / SpaceX IPO filing

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paperArtificial Intelligence2 weeks ago

The lead that was already gone

OpenAI out-earned Anthropic by about $1 billion last quarter, and on almost every forward number that lead has already flipped.

Overall▃▄▄▂▅▄medium · independentThe Information

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appArtificial Intelligencelast month

Claude for Small Business

Anthropic repointed its enterprise agent engine at solo business owners on May 13, bundling 15 ready-to-run workflows — invoice chaser, month-end prepper, tax organizer — with first-party connectors to seven tools including QuickBooks, at no charge beyond a paid Claude plan.

Overall▃▄▄▄▄▄high · first-partyAnthropic

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appArtificial IntelligenceFebruary

Your laptop had to be awake

Anthropic's Cowork lets office workers schedule an agent to run a 6 a.m. briefing — but at launch the task only fired if your laptop was awake and the app still open.

Overall▃▄▃▄▄▅medium · independentAnthropic

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toolArtificial IntelligenceFebruary

Claude Code

Anthropic broke out the revenue of its command-line coding tool for the first time: over $2.5 billion a year, with enterprise now the majority of it.

Overall▃▅▄▂▄▃high · first-partyAnthropic

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appArtificial Intelligence2 weeks ago

Renting out the moat

Amazon is now selling rival retailers the same conversational shopping assistant that runs inside its own store, packaged as a managed AWS service.

Overall▄▄▄▂▄▃high · first-partyAmazon Web Services

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appArtificial IntelligenceMarch

Polsia

Give Polsia a business idea and a Claude agent spins up the whole stack — down to a Stripe account that can actually take money — then runs the company in nightly cycles for about $50 a month.

Overall▅▃▃▄▄▄medium · independentBen Cera

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demoArtificial IntelligenceApril

The benchmark ceiling

The model topping both the headline coding test and the PhD-level science test is one no one outside fifty vetted partners can use — and it beat the next two models by less than half a point.

Overall▃▃▄▂▄▃medium · first-partyAnthropic

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paperArtificial IntelligenceApril

The robot tax, rebranded

OpenAI's first post-AGI policy paper proposes giving every citizen a stake in AI's growth — but it's Sam Altman's 2021 plan with the 2.5% tax rate quietly removed.

Overall▃▄▃▂▅▃high · first-partyOpenAI

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Claude Mythos

Project Glasswing

The pause Anthropic deleted

The number that outran the news

Anthropic's $15B compute bill

Google forks the TPU

The lab that wants a brake

The 90-to-30 cut

Teaching the model why

Killed by three phone calls

Claude for Legal

The first frontier lab files

Claude Opus 4.8

The first AI encyclical

The lab too safe to clear

SpaceX's $60B option on Cursor

A side product, a 7% drop

gstack

The $25B that isn't $25B

Rosalind Biodefense

A billion, with an asterisk

The 8x forecast error

The harness is the moat

The sandwich in the park

The benchmark that caught itself

Winning the bill, losing the phone

Labs build their own consultancies

Anthropic passes OpenAI on paper

Safety's rounding error

The revenue that was mostly Twitter

The lead that was already gone

Claude for Small Business

Your laptop had to be awake

Claude Code

Renting out the moat

Polsia

The benchmark ceiling

The robot tax, rebranded

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