A federal judge in San Jose, California, on Tuesday ordered artificial intelligence company Anthropic to respond to ...

Anthropic has responded to allegations that it used an AI-fabricated source in its legal battle against music publishers, ...

Jack Clark, cofounder of Anthropic, said he'd use an AI "teddy bear" or "bunny" to keep his child entertained. He expects "a lot" of parents would do the same if such a product becomes available.

Anthropic is turning to a Biden administration alum to run its new Beneficial Deployments team, which is tasked with helping extend the benefits of its AI to organizations focused on social good ...

Anthropic, backed by Google, warned that US Justice Department proposals to regulate Google's AI investments could deter funding for smaller AI firms. Filed in court, Anthropic argued such rules ...

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay Thursday highlighting how little researchers understand about the inner workings of the world’s leading AI models. To address that, Amodei set an ...

The Justice Department’s proposals to increase competition against Alphabet’s Google in online search could chill artificial intelligence investments, AI startup and Google partner Anthropic ...

Anthropic – the company behind the artificial intelligence platform Claude – anticipates that digital AI employees will appear on corporate networks in the next year, the organization's top ...

According to Anthropic, the team behind Claude, its AI model generally upholds the values it’s been trained on, though some deviations can occur under specific conditions. By analyzing 308,210 ...

Advt The DOJ and state attorneys general have expressed concerns that Google could extend its dominance to AI. Anthropic argued that the DOJ's proposals "would harm, not benefit, AI competition." ...

However, not all jobs are equally vulnerable to automation. Jack Clark, the cofounder of AI company Anthropic, recently discussed the kinds of jobs he believes will be least impacted by AI during ...

Anthropic argued that the DOJ's proposals "would harm, not benefit, AI competition." "Without Google partnerships with and investments in companies like Anthropic, the AI frontier would be ...