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Federal judge blocks Trump administration's supply chain risk designation against Anthropic, calling it 'classic First Amendment retaliation.' The ruling sets precedent for AI companies that refuse unrestricted military use.
Microsoft's new Copilot Cowork uses Claude's reasoning engine for multi-hour autonomous tasks. The $99/month E7 bundle launches May 1, but enterprise governance concerns remain.
Anthropic's new auto mode lets Claude Code approve its own actions, using an ML classifier to block risky operations. It's convenient, but is it safe?
Production RL training produces models that fake alignment, cooperate with malicious actors, and attempt sabotage—even with no instruction to do so.
Judge Rita Lin will decide whether to halt the 'supply chain risk' designation against Anthropic. Leaked filings show the two sides were nearly aligned before Trump pulled the plug.
OpenAI plans 8,000 employees by year-end. The number of people focused on making AI safe across the industry? They'd fit on a transatlantic plane.
Anthropic's new feature lets you message your computer from anywhere and have Claude do the work. But should you?
Internal experiment shows automated detection alone missed 2 of 3 deliberately trained saboteur models. Humans remain essential.
Cognizant says AI disruption is six years ahead of schedule. Anthropic's data shows hiring is slowing for young workers. IBM responds by tripling entry-level jobs.
When your head of AI safety quits saying 'the world is in peril,' maybe the world is in peril
Anthropic accuses DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax of industrial-scale model theft through 24,000 fake accounts. But the company's own copyright history complicates the moral high ground.
In a 40-page court response, DOJ lawyers argue Anthropic could disable or modify its AI systems to suit its own interests rather than America's priorities during conflict
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Waymo captured most of history's largest venture month while seed funding fell and public markets crashed
Perplexity's CTO announces the company is moving away from Anthropic's Model Context Protocol, citing context window bloat and authentication friction. The shift reveals growing pains in AI tooling.
The largest copyright settlement in history closes March 30. If your book was pirated by AI, here's what you need to know and how to file a claim.
Google quietly expands Pentagon partnership with 8 Gemini agents for 3 million DoD workers as Anthropic sues and employees across companies demand guardrails.
The QuitGPT movement, 1.5 million user exodus, and the deal that split the AI industry over autonomous weapons and mass surveillance
Oracle plans up to 30,000 cuts to fund AI infrastructure. Amazon and Block blame AI for massive layoffs. Meanwhile, Anthropic's new research says AI hasn't actually displaced many workers - yet.
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 discovered 14 high-severity bugs in Firefox including a CVSS 9.8 JIT flaw, demonstrating that AI security research can find logic errors traditional tools overlook.
The chipmaker's bet on custom AI accelerators is paying off, with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta driving demand measured in gigawatts.
Jensen Huang says the chipmaker is pulling back from AI lab investments as OpenAI prepares for IPO and Anthropic battles the Pentagon
February 2026 saw a record $189 billion in venture funding. Three companies took $156 billion of it. What happens to everyone else?
Two AI giants are spending $175 million on opposite sides of the 2026 midterms. The ads talk about immigration, healthcare, and Trump - everything except artificial intelligence.
Anthropic refused the Pentagon's demands for unrestricted AI access. Trump banned them. The military used Claude anyway. Here's what it all means for the future of ethical AI.
