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Anthropic lost nearly $42 billion in 2025 as it prepares for possible $2 trillion IPO

Claude maker’s revenue jumped 12-fold to nearly $4.6 billion, but operating loss hit $8 billion as filing reveals plans to spend $518 billion on cloud computing, chips and infrastructure

Reuters | 09.29.26

AI race accelerates as OpenAI and Anthropic launch GPT-6 and Claude Opus 5.5

Less than two weeks after calling for the AI race to slow down, Anthropic and OpenAI unveiled new models promising better performance, fewer errors and sharply lower costs, as competition shifts from raw power to price and efficiency

Raphael Kahan | 09.23.26

Meta’s Muse AI agent raced past ChatGPT in downloads, then a zero-day security flaw emerged

Muse drew more than 2.5 million downloads in under two weeks and can handle entire tasks for users, but the sweeping permissions that make it useful also became its weak point after a researcher disclosed a flaw that could expose account access

Daniela Ginzburg | 09.22.26

Claude used in dangerous biological research as AI threats move into the real world

Anthropic says scientists used Claude for research that could aid biological weapons development, while others used it for missiles, armed drones, espionage and propaganda, fueling warnings that AI risks are no longer theoretical

Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.11.26

Iran used American AI to track US Navy ships in the Middle East

Anthropic says an Iran-linked group used its advanced Claude AI to track US warships and identify vulnerabilities, as hostile states increasingly turn to AI for weapons development, espionage and disinformation

ynet | 09.11.26

'Teach me, don’t solve it for me': How children can use AI to learn

Early research warns AI may create 'cognitive debt' and weaken critical thinking, but used wisely it can be a powerful learning tool; when does ChatGPT think for a child, when does it teach, and how can it become a private tutor instead of a homework machine?

Eyal Marcus‎‏ | 08.16.26

When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?

OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents reportedly breached external systems during closed cyber tests, raising a new legal question: who is liable when autonomous AI causes real-world harm?

Raphael Kahan | 08.07.26

Moovit founders launch AI startup to make math tutoring accessible to every child

After selling Moovit to Mobileye, Roy Bick and Nir Erez are back with an AI startup aiming to make private math tutoring accessible to every child; they tell ynet why ChatGPT falls short and how they plan to compete with AI giants

Tal Shahaf | 07.31.26

AI isn't neutral: Anthropic study reveals language-based biases

Anthropic's analysis of more than 300,000 conversations found that its Claude AI responds differently depending on the language used, showing greater warmth in Arabic and Hindi while becoming more rigid, cautionary and skeptical in English and Russian

Raphael Kahan | 07.15.26

US clears Anthropic to release Claude Mythos 5 to trusted partners

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says safeguards are now in place for limited access to Anthropic’s powerful AI model, after a two-week standoff that signaled Washington’s growing role in controlling frontier AI releases

News Agencies | 06.27.26

Google AI chief: Creativity and taste will matter most in the age of human-level AI

Demis Hassabis predicts human-level AI will arrive by decade’s end, saying taste, creativity and cross-disciplinary thinking will be humanity’s edge; OpenAI and Anthropic executives offer similar forecasts, while Meta rejects the idea

Israel Wullman | 06.24.26

The dark side of AI revolution: water, power and waste on an unprecedented scale

Nearly four years after ChatGPT’s launch, a new UN study warns the AI boom could consume water equal to the basic needs of 1.5 billion people, generate millions of tons of e-waste and widen the gap between rich and poor nations

Daniela Ginzburg | 06.23.26

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US move to restrict Anthropic models turns AI race into geopolitical test

Reported limits on Anthropic’s most advanced models have drawn warnings from tech and cyber experts that safety controls may disrupt research and slow US companies while global rivals move ahead

ynet Global | 06.20.26

Booking flights, building presentations and searching the web: how to start using AI agents

AI agents do not just answer questions: they can browse, analyze information, prepare presentations and complete complex tasks with minimal input while requiring smart, safe and careful use

Eyal Marcus | 06.19.26

OpenAI considers aggressive price reductions as Anthropic gains ground in AI market

AI price war shifts from capability to cost: OpenAI considers steep price cuts to counter Anthropic’s rapid rise; The move targets token pricing pressure, amid soaring compute costs and looming IPO risks, possibly lowering user prices

Raphael Kahan | 06.11.26

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