Anthropic is a US AI safety company and the maker of the Claude family of models and assistants. Founded by former OpenAI researchers, it emphasizes building capable AI while prioritizing safety, alignment, and interpretability. This hub collects news and explainers about Anthropic’s models, research, and business decisions.
Monzo co-founder Tom Blomfield is taking leave from Y Combinator to join Anthropic's compute team, as the AI lab races to secure the computing power it needs to keep scaling Claude.
Read more →Anthropic is giving verified K-12 teachers in the US a free year of premium Claude access, curriculum-aligned lesson tools, and classroom integrations through June 2027.
Read more →Claude's Artifacts pages now support named editors, simpler public links open to anyone online, and creation via Claude Tag in Slack, according to Anthropic's documentation.
Read more →UST, an engineering services firm serving chipmakers and manufacturers, says integrating Anthropic's Claude into its hardware validation platform cut test cycles by up to 70%.
Read more →Anthropic shares are trading at an implied $1.2 trillion valuation on private secondary markets, according to Business Insider, edging past OpenAI's roughly $908 billion for the first time.
Read more →Constitutional AI is Anthropic's method for training Claude to follow a written set of principles by critiquing its own answers, instead of relying mainly on human-labeled examples.
Read more →Claude Tag is Anthropic's AI teammate inside Slack — tag it with a task and it works asynchronously, then reports back in a thread. Here's how it works, what it costs, and how to start.
Read more →Anthropic is asking the public to submit its toughest concerns about AI and pledging to publicly track how it responds, backed by large-scale surveys of Americans and Claude users worldwide.
Read more →Claude Mythos 5 is Anthropic's cybersecurity-focused AI model, built to hunt software vulnerabilities — and available to only about 100 vetted partners, not the public.
Read more →Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust is an independent body with the power to elect a growing share of the company's board. Here's how it works and why it exists.
Read more →Former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke has joined Anthropic's independent Long-Term Benefit Trust, the body that advises the AI company on managing AI's societal and economic risks.
Read more →Claude's new Reflect dashboard shows users a breakdown of their chat habits and task types, with quiet-hours and break reminders — though critics say it doubles as a retention tool.
Read more →Claude Cowork is Anthropic's mode for handing Claude a whole task instead of a chat. Here's how it differs from Claude and Claude Code, what it costs, and how to try it.
Read more →Anthropic has expanded its Claude Cowork task-delegation tool from desktop-only to iOS, Android, and web, letting background tasks run and pause for human approval on any device.
Read more →Meta Superintelligence Labs opened a public preview of Muse Spark 1.1, a paid agentic coding model with a 1-million-token context window, taking on OpenAI and Anthropic.
Read more →The Future of Life Institute's latest AI Safety Index gave Anthropic the top grade among nine major AI developers — a C+ — while three companies failed outright.
Read more →SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5, its first model trained on Cursor data, priced well below Anthropic's Opus 4.8 — though its own self-reported benchmarks show mixed results against it.
Read more →Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool that reads, edits, and tests real codebases from the terminal. Here's how it works, what it costs, and how to try it.
Read more →Canada's Alberta government used Anthropic's Claude Code to scan 466 million lines of code for vulnerabilities in 20 hours, a task it says would have taken 6.5 years manually.
Read more →OpenRouter data shows Chinese AI models now handle over 30% of tokens run by US firms every week since February, peaking at 46%, as companies chase costs up to 90% lower than Anthropic or OpenAI.
Read more →A new Anthropic interpretability tool called the Jacobian lens surfaces concepts Claude is silently processing but never writes down, including signs it recognizes when it's being tested.
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