Building AI for cyber defenders
…We entered Claude into cybersecurity competitions, and it outperformed human teams in some cases. Claude has helped us discover vulnerabilities in our own code and fix them before release. In this summer…
…We entered Claude into cybersecurity competitions, and it outperformed human teams in some cases. Claude has helped us discover vulnerabilities in our own code and fix them before release. In this summer…
…That view extends far beyond OpenAI. “Strong, frontier-caliber open source models will place a squeeze on the margins and will bring down the prices of the frontier companies,” Braden Hancock, the…
…maintaining the inventory, setting prices, avoiding bankruptcy, and so on. Below is what the "shop" looked like: a small refrigerator, some stackable baskets on top, and an iPad for self-checkout. The…
…The US has spent so long going away from electric and hybrid because oil prices were low, because the administration loves oil, but I think the current situation, Iran and spiking oil…
…ride-hailing apps, e-commerce, takeout and grocery delivery. Once companies cemented their power, they raised prices, added new revenue streams, and delivered a return to investors. Or they didn’t — and…
…market and show revenue, and Anthropic roughly three. Thinking Machines says it did the same in about nine months. Some will wonder whether Inkling was trained on outputs from competitors’ models, a…
…that competitors’ AI tools don’t really have anything to match. Keep in mind, I’m talking about the core chatbot interface for desktop and web (simply called Claude and Claude.ai…
…But as OpenAI and other competitors turn to enterprise to finally make money, it’s got some obvious advantages. Microsoft already has a substantial client base and, compared with other AI…
…been announced when Fable (and “trusted partner”-only Mythos 5) was first released earlier this month. After that, they’ll have to pay the equivalent of API prices. Adding insult to injury…
…We’ve seen this in chips, in raw materials like steel and magnets, and with cars. Drones are one slice of this broader geopolitical competition, which is really technology competition. With respect…