…Last month, Anthropic committed “more than $100 billion over the next ten years to [Amazon] technologies.” According to the Information report, contracts with Anthropic and OpenAI now account for “more than half…
Both Anthropic and OpenAI have announced new AI models in recent weeks that the companies say have advanced cybersecurity capabilities that could represent a turning point in how defenders—and, crucially, attackers…
According to Anthropic, Mythos Preview crosses a threshold of capabilities to discover vulnerabilities in virtually any and every operating system, browser, or other software product and autonomously develop working exploits for hacking…
…use the technology, but it has also proliferated into everyday aspects of life, from airports to MLB and NFL stadiums to Madison Square Garden. The NSA Is Testing Out Anthropic’s Mythos…
…Other AI safety nonprofits also signed on, including Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology, Encode AI, and The Midas Project. Hedley tells WIRED in an interview that he believes xAI has…
…Andere says Wafer also adds “agentic harnesses” to existing coding models like Anthropic’s Claude and OpenAI’s GPT to soup up their ability to write code that runs directly on chips…
…OpenAI’s lawyer, William Savitt, then asked whether OpenAI’s technology had been used in any way to develop xAI. Savitt: Has OpenAI technology been used in any way to develop xAI…
…Both The New York Times and The Washington Post have reported in recent days that Maven relies on Anthropic’s AI technology, but WIRED was not able to independently verify those claims…
…More recently, Anthropic’s technology reportedly played a prominent role in planning operations in Iran through a system powered by Palantir. As these systems have grown more capable, however, disagreements have emerged…
…Emails released as part of Anthropic’s lawsuit against the DOD, in response to the Trump administration’s Anthropic ban after the company refused to remove restrictions about how its tools could…
