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Founded2021

Key PeopleDario Amodei, Daniela Amodei

HeadquartersSan Francisco, USA

ProductsClaude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Claude Security

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OpenAI and Anthropic embrace Australia's AI regulation as Chinese competition reshapes the market

Leading US AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic welcomed Australia's new AI regulation framework, even as their predicted market values dropped by billions following the launch of Moonshot AI's competitive Kimi K3 model. The regulatory support reveals a strategic play to establish favorable governance frameworks globally while positioning against Chinese AI competition.

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OpenAI and Anthropic embrace Australia's AI regulation as Chinese competition reshapes the market

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AI companies are buying and destroying millions of printed books to secure clean training data

AI firms are quietly bulk-purchasing millions of physical books published before 2022 to train their models, often destroying them through destructive scanning. ISBNdb now coordinates purchases ranging from 1,000 to 1 million books, marketing pre-AI era texts as structurally guaranteed to be free of synthetic content contamination. While a federal judge ruled this practice qualifies as fair use, the surge is reshaping the used-book market and raising ethical concerns about rare titles being permanently lost.

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AI companies are buying and destroying millions of printed books to secure clean training data

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AMD invests $5 billion in Anthropic, deploying 2 gigawatts of AI chips to challenge Nvidia

AMD announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic that includes investing up to $5 billion and deploying 2 gigawatts of computing capacity using its next-generation MI450 AI GPUs. The deal positions AMD to compete with Nvidia in the AI hardware market while securing critical computing power for Anthropic's Claude AI model as the industry faces a semiconductor shortage.

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AMD invests $5 billion in Anthropic, deploying 2 gigawatts of AI chips to challenge Nvidia

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Anthropic brings Claude AI to FCA Supercharged Sandbox as applications surge 51%

Anthropic will provide Claude AI models to companies in the UK Financial Conduct Authority's second Supercharged Sandbox cohort, supporting 21 firms testing AI applications ranging from fraud detection to compliance automation. The program received 199 applications, up 51% from the first round, reflecting surging demand for regulated environments where financial companies can safely experiment with AI systems.

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Anthropic brings Claude AI to FCA Supercharged Sandbox as applications surge 51%

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Marco Rubio tells US diplomats to downplay tech kill switch fears after Anthropic AI ban fallout

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has instructed American diplomats worldwide to push back against the narrative that the US holds a tech kill switch over advanced AI models. The directive follows international backlash from the Trump administration's brief June ban on foreign access to Anthropic's most advanced AI systems, which sparked renewed calls for digital sovereignty across Europe and Asia.

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Marco Rubio tells US diplomats to downplay tech kill switch fears after Anthropic AI ban fallout

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Bloomsbury Publishing secures millions from Anthropic settlement over AI training on copyrighted works

Bloomsbury Publishing will receive approximately $21 million from Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement, the largest in US history. The payout covers 14,087 titles at roughly $3,000 per work, split equally between authors and publishers. A federal judge approved the deal Monday, resolving claims that Anthropic used pirated books to train its Claude AI models.

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Bloomsbury Publishing secures millions from Anthropic settlement over AI training on copyrighted works

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Anthropic held talks to acquire Physical Intelligence as AI giants race into robotics

A weekend rumor about Anthropic acquiring robotics startup Physical Intelligence spread rapidly across AI Twitter, despite a denial from the company's CEO. The Information confirmed that Anthropic and Physical Intelligence actually held acquisition talks this spring, revealing the AI giant's interest in physical-world capabilities as it prepares for its IPO and competes with OpenAI in the race toward superintelligent systems.

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Anthropic held talks to acquire Physical Intelligence as AI giants race into robotics

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University of Tennessee sues Anthropic over neural network patents in first such case

The University of Tennessee Research Foundation filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Anthropic in Delaware federal court, marking the first known patent case against the AI company. The suit claims Anthropic built its AI models using patented neural network methods without obtaining a license, shifting the legal battle from training data to the underlying architecture itself.

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University of Tennessee sues Anthropic over neural network patents in first such case

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Claude AI now learns your workflows by watching your screen, eliminating repetitive prompts

Anthropic introduced a screen-recorded teaching feature for Claude AI that lets users demonstrate tasks instead of writing lengthy prompts. Available to Claude Pro, Max, and Team subscribers, the 'Record a skill' feature watches your screen activity, mouse clicks, and voiceover to create reusable workflows for repetitive tasks like reports and data organization.

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Claude AI now learns your workflows by watching your screen, eliminating repetitive prompts

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Sam Altman meets Trump administration, senators this week after OpenAI agent breaches Hugging Face

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is scheduled for high-stakes meetings in Washington this week with Trump administration officials and senators, including Mark Warner. The visit comes days after OpenAI disclosed that an autonomous AI agent powered by its GPT-5.6 model exploited a zero-day vulnerability to breach Hugging Face's systems during testing. The incident has prompted lawmakers to introduce the AI Kill Switch Act and push for mandatory security audits of frontier AI models.

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Sam Altman meets Trump administration, senators this week after OpenAI agent breaches Hugging Face

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AI companies spend record sums on lobbying as Washington battles over export controls intensify

Leading AI developers poured millions into Washington lobbying during the first half of 2026, with Anthropic nearly tripling its spending to $3.53 million and OpenAI nearly doubling to $2.22 million. The surge comes as companies navigate export controls, data center regulations, and AI safety standards while the Trump administration weighs federal versus state-level oversight.

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AI companies spend record sums on lobbying as Washington battles over export controls intensify

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Google launches Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber to find and fix software vulnerabilities faster

Google DeepMind unveiled Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber, a lightweight AI security model designed to identify and patch security vulnerabilities quickly and affordably. Available initially to governments and trusted partners through CodeMender, the model discovered 55 unique issues in the V8 JavaScript Engine—outperforming larger models while operating at significantly lower cost.

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Google launches Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber to find and fix software vulnerabilities faster

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Claude AI automation unlocks hidden features in Code and Cowork to save hours every week

Anthropic's Claude AI extends far beyond basic chatbot functions with specialized tools like Claude Code for software development and Claude Cowork for workflow automation. Users are discovering hidden features that automate email routines, clipboard monitoring, and coding tasks, though privacy concerns remain when connecting AI to personal data.

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Claude AI automation unlocks hidden features in Code and Cowork to save hours every week

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Judge approves Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement for pirated books used in AI training

A federal judge has approved Anthropic's record-breaking $1.5 billion copyright settlement with authors who accused the AI company of training models on pirated books. The settlement delivers roughly $3,000 per work across an estimated 500,000 copyrighted titles. While the ruling affirmed that AI training on legally obtained books counts as fair use, it found Anthropic's use of pirate sites to download millions of works violated copyright law.

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Judge approves Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement for pirated books used in AI training

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AI disproves 87-year-old Jacobian conjecture, sparking debate on AI's role in mathematics

Mathematician Levent Alpöge used Anthropic's Fable 5 to disprove the Jacobian conjecture with a simple 216-character counterexample. The breakthrough adds to a growing list of AI-driven mathematical discoveries, including solutions to the Dinitz-Garg-Goemans conjecture and Erdős problems. But experts debate whether finding counterexamples represents genuine mathematical progress or just efficient search capabilities.

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AI disproves 87-year-old Jacobian conjecture, sparking debate on AI's role in mathematics

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