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Claude is an AI assistant developed by Anthropic that uses large language models to generate text and support conversational tasks.
…US military officials use Claude mostly through independent tools that incorporate it, including Palantir’s Maven Smart System, people familiar with the matter have told WIRED. They use it for basic tasks…
Amid rising fears of political violence, a WIRED investigation found that US political candidates are spending more on security, including purchasing equipment like home alarms and bulletproof vests. And recent research looking…
…Anthropic itself noted this double edged sword in its launch of Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5. “A great deal of advanced usage of AI models is dual use: the same queries…
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…We rigorously test our models against new threats and use those findings to improve our protections," OpenAI spokesperson Gaby Raila said in a statement to WIRED. SpaceXAI did not respond to WIRED…
…One of the military’s top uses of Claude is through Palantir data analysis software, people familiar with the matter have told WIRED. In Tuesday’s filing, the lawyers argued that the…
Heath sat down with me last week to showcase how he’s integrated Anthropic’s Claude Cowork into his journalistic process. The AI tool is connected to his Gmail, Google Calendar, Granola…
…It grew because serious researchers and companies understand that proximity isn’t a nice-to-have,” he said last month, speaking at an event attended by WIRED. “That’s how the innovation…
…section, Rosenbaum writes that ChatGPT, Claude, NaturalReaders, ProWritingAid, and Grammarly had helped “refine and polish the presentation of [his] ideas.” What, exactly, did that mean? WIRED ran the excerpt through several AI…
…tool Claude lacks the accuracy needed for certain sensitive operations such as carrying out deadly drone strikes without human supervision. Several experts in government contracting and corporate rights have told WIRED that…