#anthropic

#anthropic

"People here are so mission-oriented," Benjamin Mann said. "They get these offers and then they say, 'Well, of course I'm not going to leave because my best case scenario at Meta is that we make money, and my best case at Anthropic is we affect the future of humanity.'"

Authors Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson allege that Anthropic downloaded up to seven million copyrighted works unlawfully, building a multibillion-dollar business on stolen books.

Anthropic now permits job applicants to utilize AI for enhancing their submissions, aiming to balance AI proficiency with authentic human skill evaluation. Candidates can collaborate with AI to refine résumés, cover letters, and interview preparations.

Anthropic purchased millions of print books and pirated millions of digital books for its central library, claiming entitlement to all works worldwide without further accounting.

"This is one of the first critical RCEs in Anthropic's MCP ecosystem, exposing a new class of browser-based attacks against AI developer tools," Oligo Security's Avi Lumelsky said in a report published last week.

At one point, an employee jokingly requested a tungsten cube - the crypto world's favorite useless heavy object - and Claudius took it seriously. Soon, the fridge was stocked with cubes of metal, and the AI had launched a "specialty metals" section.

"While the fears of a total job apocalypse haven't yet been realized, data suggests tech companies are increasingly prioritizing AI, impacting hiring for recent graduates."

The AI industry's quest for high-quality training data has led companies like Anthropic to explore controversial practices in acquiring books for their models.

"The OpenAI rival spent 'many millions of dollars' buying used print books, which the company or its vendors then stripped of their bindings, cut the pages, and scanned into digital files."

Anthropic's decision to leave the SQL injection vulnerability unpatched perpetuates a significant security threat to AI agents that depend on their SQLite Model Context Protocol.

Windsurf CEO Varun Mohan expressed frustration over Anthropic's abrupt restriction on model access, which he termed "disappointing," highlighting their willingness to purchase full capacity.

The introduction of Voice Mode is designed to facilitate user interactions, allowing conversations while multitasking and providing a transcript of the dialogue afterwards.

During a press briefing, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei claimed that AI models might hallucinate less frequently than humans, despite producing unexpectedly erroneous outputs.

"After the Latham & Watkins team identified the source as potential additional support for Ms. Chen's testimony, I asked Claude.ai to provide a properly formatted legal citation for that source using the link to the correct article."

Harvey will now incorporate leading foundation models from Anthropic and Google, moving beyond OpenAI, a shift indicating a competitive landscape in legal AI.