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In preparation for the Chrome extension launch, Anthropic says it has conducted extensive testing that revealed browser-using ...
Anthropic is the latest chatbot to begin training its AIs on users' conversations, but turning such sensitive personal information into AI development fuel raises big concerns ...
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Anthropic’s settlement with authors may be the ‘first domino to fall’ in AI copyright battles
Anthropic has settled a copyright lawsuit that risked exposing the company to billions of dollars’ worth of damages.
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ExtremeTech on MSNClaude for Chrome Extension's Auto-Clicking Feature Stirs Up Security Concerns
Anthropic's limited release has some people worried that malicious sites will exploit the extension's built-in AI assistant.
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Anthropic teases Claude for Chrome: Don't try this at home
AI am inevitable, AI firm argues Anthropic is now offering a research preview of Claude for Chrome, a browser extension that ...
Out of all the model developers, Anthropic stands out as perhaps the one with the most ideologically devoted employee base, ...
The findings show reasoning models aren't always more capable than non-reasoning ones, and the biggest safety gaps each company is grappling with.
Nic Chaillan, CEO of Ask Sage, alleges GSA’s awards to three leading AI providers didn’t follow the rules, including the Competition in Contracting Act.
In an effort to set a new industry standard, OpenAI and Anthropic opened up their AI models for cross-lab safety testing.
Anthropic is making some major changes to how it handles user data. Users have until September 28 to take action.
OpenAI & Anthropic release findings from their pilot safety tests of AI models for sycophancy, misuse, whistleblowing and self-preservation.
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