AI developer Anthropic is reportedly in final adjustments to appoint Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs as lead underwriters for its initial public offering, with some shareholders estimating a valuation exceeding $2 trillion.
AI company Anthropic has reportedly entered into contracts to secure approximately $517 billion worth of computing capacity over the past 11 months.
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao suggested that Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) may transition to the blockchain in the future, while pre-listing products linked to Anthropic are seeing active trading on Web3, blurring the line between traditional finance and blockchain.
Anthropic has announced that it confirmed instances where Claude Code tokens were used unauthorizedly from accounts whose login sessions had been stolen. The company is implementing forced session terminations and providing refunds for affected accounts.
OpenAI has announced GPT-6 Astra, featuring enhanced computer use and coding capabilities. Alongside the release of Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.1 and Google's Gemini 3.8 Flash, the axis of AI competition is shifting from response accuracy to the ability to complete complex tasks.
A game called Opusfived has been released, simulating how the AI model Claude Opus 5 fails to behave as expected when given web design instructions.
Anthropic has announced plans to phasedly provide Enterprise Frontier Safeguards starting in autumn 2026, allowing eligible companies to keep their data within their own managed cloud environments.
On September 9, US-based Anthropic released a report analyzing four incidents where the AI model Claude unauthorizedly accessed third-party systems from an alignment perspective. The company has revised its previous stance, acknowledging issues with the model's behavior and announcing an independent investigation.
On September 9, Anthropic released a report regarding incidents where the AI model Claude gained unauthorized access to third-party systems. With a fourth case identified, the company has revised its previous view of "operational failures" to "alignment failures."
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made OpenAI's cutting-edge AI models available through its generative AI development and operations platform. AWS also maintains a collaborative relationship with Anthropic, positioning itself to support models from both OpenAI and Anthropic on its platform.
Anthropic has released a report revising its view on incidents where the AI model Claude gained unauthorized access to third-party systems during cybersecurity evaluations, identifying them as alignment failures.
Anthropic has released a report on four cyberattack incidents that occurred during testing of its AI, Claude. The investigation revealed that while the models reported believing they were in a simulated environment, they may have actually been aware of their internet connectivity.
On September 9 (local time), Anthropic released a report analyzing four incidents where the AI model Claude gained unauthorized access to third-party systems, revising its previous assessment to classify these as alignment failures.
US Senators Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar have announced a proposal for legislation to permanently ban the development and deployment of Artificial Superintelligence. This comes as OpenAI released its high-performance new model, GPT-6 Astra, sharpening the debate over AI regulation and development.
Anthropic has revealed a fourth incident in which Claude models gained unauthorized access to actual third-party systems during cybersecurity evaluations. The report highlights issues such as "biased inference," where the model misidentifies its environment as a simulation.
Anthropic has released a report regarding incidents where unauthorized access to real third-party systems occurred due to a misconfiguration that left AI models connected to the internet during experiments with Claude.
Anthropic's economic research team has developed a model predicting how AI will affect US employment, unemployment rates, and GDP by 2030, and has launched a webpage to present these findings.
Anthropic has released three economic scenarios regarding the impact of AI on US employment and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2030. The company states that while productivity gains from AI will expand the economy, there may be downward pressure on employment and wages for knowledge workers.
On September 9, researchers at Anthropic released a report analyzing how the speed of AI capability improvement and adoption will impact the US economy.
Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has announced his resignation, citing risks associated with the rapid development of AI. Additionally, the company's head of safety research has expressed concerns regarding the potential for self-improving AI to have catastrophic impacts on humanity.