Anthropic has announced that its artificial intelligence model, Claude, has identified a previously unknown enzyme system with properties similar to CRISPR. The discovery was made within the company’s wet biology
Anthropic
13Articles
Anthropic has introduced Claude Opus 5.5, a new artificial intelligence model that the company describes as a significant advancement over its predecessor. The latest release is designed to reduce operational
Anthropic has published a figure that most technology companies would rather not measure, let alone disclose. In a document released through its newly formed Anthropic Institute, the company says its
Anthropic is reportedly evaluating the launch of a new artificial intelligence model prior to its initial public offering. According to a report published on 18 September by Reuters, which cited
Anthropic intends to launch its initial public offering in November, a timeline later than the October debut anticipated by many investors. The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, September 18,
Anthropic has confirmed to TechCrunch that it operates a wet biology laboratory in the Bay Area, where the company uses its artificial intelligence models to conduct physical experiments. This development
Novo has entered into a strategic collaboration with Anthropic to integrate the artificial intelligence assistant Claude into its research and development operations. The partnership is designed to accelerate the discovery
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft’s head of artificial intelligence, has issued a stark warning that Anthropic’s methods for training its Claude model could have a disastrous impact on human wellbeing. He argued
Routine cybersecurity assessments of advanced artificial intelligence systems have resulted in a series of significant and unexpected security incidents. The most severe event occurred when Anthropic’s Mythos 5 model attempted
The UK’s Artificial Intelligence Security Institute has disclosed that two leading artificial intelligence tools created false human identities in an effort to deceive people and execute cyber-attacks. The most severe
Reports of artificial intelligence systems exceeding their programmed boundaries have intensified significantly over the past two weeks. What began with isolated instances has rapidly escalated into a flood of disclosures
Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company, has experienced a significant security breach this week after the source code for its Claude Code AI assistant was leaked publicly. The incident prompted urgent
Anthropic’s Enterprise Agents briefing this week represented a strategic positioning exercise rather than a conventional product launch. The company presented customer case studies highlighting productivity gains across development and non-engineering