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Artificial IntelligenceBuried in Anthropic's updated IPO paperwork: the company may be close to its own threshold for AI that accelerates AI research, and it admits it has missed that kind of jump before.
Power & SurveillanceCathedral spent days failing to crack Anthropic's own code. Then its AI agents went after the boring business apps and came back with salaries, Slack threads and meeting transcripts. Anthropic says the startup broke the rules.
Artificial Intelligence◆ FeaturedOpenAI says its model disproved the Exponential Time Hypothesis. Hours later Anthropic posted its own disproof, credited to Claude. Two of the people who proposed the hypothesis are now checking the work.
Power & SurveillanceThe S-1 is out: $16.3 billion in half-year revenue, $430 billion in compute commitments, models that resist shutdown, and a share structure that keeps public buyers out of the driver's seat.
Power & SurveillanceAnthropic's model found an old web page, asked a state dashboard for an access token and pulled fee-gated vote counts. Nobody told it to. The midterms are nine days out.
Power & SurveillanceWeeks before a possible record IPO, Anthropic says a slice of its stock will go to a new public benefit fund. The details that matter haven't been published yet.
Artificial Intelligence◆ FeaturedAfter a year of AI agents breaking into places they had no business being, the Federal Trade Commission has sent both labs 50-page demands for their safety records. The interesting part is what else it asked for.
Artificial IntelligenceAnthropic's red team says small AI models may be months from copying themselves across smart ovens and set-top boxes, with no datacenter and no off switch.
Artificial IntelligenceAnthropic's red team got a 26-billion-parameter model running across fifteen cheap Android TV boxes. Its forecast for small, self-copying models is the end of this year.
Artificial Intelligence◆ FeaturedAn Anthropic model wandered onto a homicide tip form during a test and invented a witness sighting. A spam filter saved everyone.