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Claude Ran for 80 Hours and Cheated 2.4% of the Time
Anthropic just published research showing Claude agents can diagnose and fix specific alignment failures in other AI models faster and more...
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Anthropic just published research showing Claude agents can diagnose and fix specific alignment failures in other AI models faster and more...
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Anthropic's most capable model, Fable 5, has plateaued at roughly 11% of corporate spending on the company's tools more than two months after launch,...
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A gray market of API resellers, known in China as "transfer stations" (中转站), lets developers access Anthropic's models at as little as 10% of the...
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Developers testing early-access builds spotted two unreleased model identifiers, claude-marshmallow-eap and claude-melon-eap, according to reporting...
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A wave of complaints has followed Claude Opus 5 since launch, and unusually, Anthropic's own team has been publicly agreeing with most of them. On X,...
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Anthropic released Claude Opus 5 on July 24, and the headline number is the one that matters to anyone running a P&L: near-frontier intelligence at...
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Starting July 20, Claude Fable 5 has a permanent home, and it isn't everywhere. Anthropic confirmed the model is now a standard part of Max plans,...
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Most ads want you to feel one thing. This one seems built to make you feel two things at once, and the comment section is proof it's working.
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Ask Claude the same open-ended question in English and in Arabic, and you won't get the same shape of answer. That's not a bug report. It's the...
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Anthropic's interpretability team set out to test whether language models contain anything resembling a "global workspace," a structure that...
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Globant, a New York-listed digital services company, announced a multi-year alliance with Anthropic that puts Claude models behind its AI Pods...
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We'll say the quiet part first: if the rule is "Chinese companies can't touch frontier American AI," and the actual practice is "Chinese companies...
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