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Claude is an AI assistant developed by Anthropic that uses large language models to generate text and support conversational tasks.
Trump officials tell Inner Loop that if Anthropic wants to rerelease Claude Fable 5, the AI model that they took offline with export controls last week over concerns about jailbreaking—a method…
…One of its biggest challenges throughout this change will be introducing ads at scale, without deteriorating trust or pushing users to competing chatbots, like Google’s Gemini or Anthropic’s Claude. “It…
…the hidden reasoning traces—the written-out reasoning steps involved in solving a problem—of Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.6 Sol for certain prompts. Despite the similarities, they note…
…That was when it attempted to limit Anthropic's powerful Claude Fable model by putting it under strict export control regulations, denying foreigners access. Argue all you want over whether this clampdown…
…Built in just five days with Claude Code, the website received 178,000 unique visitors and over a million pageviews within a month of launching. It scans the backend of FIFA’s…
…People close to Anthropic tell me that its Claude Code and Cowork agents are seeing similar levels of adoption. Compared to chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini, which both have around a billion…
…Valley if not insanely risk-tolerant? Wealth managers need to prove they’re better than Claude. “People are coming in with more information and targeted questions than we may have seen over…
…And most AI enthusiasts are already paying for OpenAI, Claude, or Google's Gemini, any of which can handle the post-processing part of Wispr Flow. So can free local tools like…
…Lin said it was “troubling” to her that the security designation and directives more broadly limiting use of Anthropic’s AI tool Claude by government contractors “don’t seem to be tailored…
…Many publications, including WIRED, have firm guidelines against AI-generated text. We don’t use it for editing, either, which is a less alarming, though still troublesome practice of several others cited…