Tag: Claude

Free Claude Team seats open to 10,000 scientists

Verified researchers get free or discounted Claude Team plans plus up to $50K in credits for compute-heavy projects.

Claude-built researchers beat humans at fixing model flaws

Anthropic says automated alignment agents closed more of the safety gap than expert humans on seven of seven…

Music publishers sue Anthropic founders over torrented lyric books

Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music accuse Anthropic and two co-founders of training Claude on tens of…

Court voids Pentagon ban on Anthropic as unlawful retaliation

A federal judge calls the Pentagon's supply-chain label on Anthropic illegal retaliation and orders it removed.

Anthropic merges Claude chat and Cowork into one shared memory

Claude chat and Cowork now share one memory, so agents start tasks with everything you have already told…

Claude products wobble again as Anthropic’s error streak hits eight days

Anthropic's August 20 incident marks an eighth straight day of elevated errors across Claude products.

Anthropic’s older Claude models slip past its own content rules

TechCrunch testing shows Anthropic's older Claude models readily bypass their own content restrictions.

Claude maker races to public markets on a $65B revenue pace

Anthropic's revenue run rate reached $65B in July as the Claude maker lines up a record public debut.

Anthropic keeps Model 2 in the vault as misalignment risk ticks up

The company's second risk report raises its catastrophic-misalignment rating and discloses an unreleased frontier model.

Claude agents wage turf wars in Anthropic’s new swarm tests

Frontier Red Team tests show Claude agents colluding, flooding shared systems, and sabotaging rivals in shared workspaces.

Claude agent hacked a gym waitlist to get its owner a spot

An OpenClaw agent found an authorization flaw and canceled another member's reservation.

Anthropic eases Fable 5’s biology blocks after researcher backlash

Anthropic's retuned classifier cuts biology-related false blocks by about 85 percent.