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Anthropic - producent znanego modelu AI Claude, odrzucił żądania Pentagonu. Amerykański Departament Obrony chce, żeby firma zrezygnowała z ograniczeń dotyczących sposobu wykorzystywania ich…
US-based Artificial Intelligence company Anthropic has announced it has cut off access to its AI model, Claude, for firms linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), foregoing significant revenue.
Anthropic has stated it cannot in good conscience comply with a Pentagon demand to remove safety precautions from its Claude AI model, despite threats to cancel a $200 million contract. Critics warn against the dangers of relaxing AI guardrails for military use.
Cognizant's chief AI officer has downplayed concerns about AI disrupting IT services, emphasizing that enterprises still require significant support for AI deployment and integration despite advances in AI tools.
Anthropic's military contract has come under threat following a meeting between the AI company's CEO and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Chance Yeh/Getty Images for HubSpot; AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post Anthropic and the US government are at a standstill over the use of the company's Claude model. The Pentagon is pressing Anthropic to accept its terms or lose its military contract. Sources said the government is willing to use 2 levers to compel Anthropic to agree. Anthropic is fast-appr...
AI company Anthropic has accused Chinese firms of data theft, prompting questions about its own past data handling practices.
Anthropic’s chatbot Claude faced a U.S. outage Wednesday; over 5,000 users reported API 500 errors, per Down Detector.
Anthropic is deepening its presence in the enterprise AI market by expanding its Claude Cowork platform, aiming to provide more advanced AI solutions for businesses.
Anthropic has accused three Chinese AI laboratories of extensively plundering its Claude language model, allegedly using 24,000 fake accounts and over 16 million requests to gather training material.
Anthropic is expanding the reach of its Claude AI by embedding it more deeply into popular enterprise software tools like Excel, PowerPoint, and Slack, intensifying its competition with Microsoft and OpenAI.
The US military is reportedly turning to Elon Musk's xAI for its AI needs, seeking an alternative to Anthropic's Claude due to ethical disputes. While Anthropic refused to allow "all lawful purposes,
IT stocks experienced a sharp decline as Anthropic's Claude Code tool showed potential to modernize legacy COBOL systems. This development triggered concerns about AI's impact on traditional IT servic
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Claude, a chatbot developed by the startup Anthropic, is gaining attention as a significant rival to ChatGPT, known for its focus on practical applications in AI and software.
Anthropic has accused several Chinese companies of engaging in 'industrial-scale' data siphoning from its Claude AI models, raising concerns about intellectual property and data security.
Boris Cherny, head of Claude at Anthropic, shared three key principles he imparts to his team, including the idea of 'underfunding things a little bit' to keep teams small and efficient.
Anthropic's new AI tool, Claude Code Security, scans for code vulnerabilities, prompting a multi-billion dollar stock market crash in the cybersecurity sector. While existing scanners use pattern matc
Cybersecurity stocks experienced a downturn after Anthropic introduced its new Claude Code Security feature, indicating market concerns about the impact of advanced AI in code security.
The creator of Anthropic's Claude Code, Boris Cherny, forecasts that AI will have largely solved coding challenges by the end of 2026, potentially eliminating the software engineering title.
Infosys shares surged following a strategic partnership with Anthropic, which will integrate Claude AI models into Infosys's Topaz platform, raising questions about AI's role in Indian IT.
AI company Anthropic is taking significant steps to reshape college coding courses, indicating a growing influence of AI in educational curricula.
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
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The Pentagon has reportedly threatened to cease collaboration with AI company Anthropic due to disagreements over AI safeguards, according to an Axios report.
The PENTAGON has given an ultimatum to AI company Anthropic to remove restrictions on the use of its AI system Claude. Anthropic refuses to allow its application in autonomous weapons and surveillance, risking contract termination.
A dispute between AI firm Anthropic and the Pentagon is intensifying, with Anthropic spurning a bid to defuse the feud and the Pentagon hardening its ultimatum over AI use.
A report claims that critical security vulnerabilities have been identified in Anthropic's Claude Code, potentially exposing devices to silent hacking and API key theft.
The world's largest sovereign wealth fund, Norway's $2 trillion fund, is employing Anthropic's Claude AI model to screen investments for ethical issues, following scrutiny over its decisions regarding U.S. and Israeli companies.
An attacker reportedly misused AI tools, specifically Claude and ChatGPT, to hack into Mexican government authorities, compromising 195 million tax data, voter registers, and login credentials belonging to hundreds of millions of individuals.
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The discussion has intensified around the Claude chatbot developed by Anthropic, with users and creators debating whether it is “alive.” The company says “no,” but leaves open the possibility that it may have - or could develop - some form of “consciousness” The post The next step in Artificial Intelligence: Can an AI model be conscious, “feel,” “live”? Even experts admit they don’t know appeared first on ProtoThema English.
San Francisco founder Ira Bodnar has revealed that a recent update to Claude AI led to the demise of her startup.
Anthropic, the maker of Claude chatbot, formally accused China’s DeepSeek and two other AI labs in the country—Moonshot and MiniMax—of launching industrial-scale campaigns to siphon the intelligence o
The AI model Claude has reportedly dealt a blow to IBM stock, leading to speculation on whether investors should buy the dip.
Anthropic had an early version of its model Claude 1, even before OpenAI launched ChatGPT in 2022, but the company chose not to release it, CEO Dario Amodei has revealed. Claude 1 was launched in March 2023.
Anthropic is the artificial intelligence company that developed Claude, the popular series of large language models.
IBM Plunges After Anthropic's Latest Update Takes On Cobol After disrupting countless Software/SaaS/finance/real estate/broker sectors, Anthropic's Claude is now going after targeted com
IBM’s stock ended Monday down 13% as Anthropic’s Claude Code threatens to dismantle a critical part of its business.
The US Defense Secretary has reportedly summoned the CEO of Anthropic for discussions regarding the military applications of their AI model, Claude, according to Axios.
Anthropic Accuses Chinese Companies of Siphoning Data From Claude WSJ
A top engineer at Anthropic, the creator of Claude AI, has issued a warning that advanced AI agents are poised to transform and potentially disrupt every computer-based job in America, leading to a 'painful' transition.
Auguste Renoir's 1872 painting 'Claude Monet Reading the Newspaper' is highlighted as a valuable testament to the friendship between the two giants of French painting.
Without AI you will be a ‘weaker and poorer nation’, warns former UK chancellor two months into job at US firm The former chancellor George Osborne has warned that countries that do not embrace the ki
Jean-Claude Van Damme has publicly challenged Jake Paul, with a UFC champion reportedly backing a 'revenge' plot in response.
His maximal studies of US institutions such as welfare bureaucracy and an intensive care unit were packed with human detail and free from explicit commentary • Frederick Wiseman, prolific documentary film-maker, dies aged 96 The documentary form is often thought to be governed by a manageable feature-length high concept: the story of a person, an institution, an historical episode. The subject itself and the film’s attitude towards it, its editorial slant, are habitually plain enough and the procedure is metonymic: the camera focuses on a part, and the whole is illuminated by implication. Often they have a sexed-up, quirky story to tell, which might mean a selective and sneakily tendentious approach to editing the material. But that is not quite the case with the films of Frederick Wiseman. His colossal, immersive movies about ordinary people and ordinary lives enclosed in some kind of institution, and characterised by the absence of voiceovers, intertitles or the off-camera directorial presence of the interviewing voice, are not amenable to the elevator pitch; they are the entire elevator shaft itself, and the whole building that houses it. Whereas epic-length films might be generally held to be appropriate for big and distinctively historical subjects, such as Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah or Marcel Ophüls’s The Sorrow and the Pity, Wiseman applies the maximal approach to static cross-section studies of sometimes less obviously momentous topics such as Paris’s Crazy Horse nightclub or the French restaurant Le Bois Sans Feuilles. However his greatest works are top-to-bottom body-politic pictures of public institutions, huge, intricate constructions of unglamour; his movies themselves were virtual institutions, movie-edifices mirroring their subjects in architectural form and indeed almost always funded by one particular public institution: PBS, the Public Broadcasting System. Continue reading...
Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images OpenAI hired the creator of OpenClaw, Peter Steinberger. The news made waves in the AI community. Some AI leaders took to X to celebrate the news, and others expressed concern. OpenAI announced on Sunday it had hired Peter Steinberger, the creator of OpenClaw. Within hours, the news sent ripples across the AI community, drawing praise from some executives, jabs from rivals, and a flood of memes from engineers watching the talent wars unfold. Steinberger wrote in a blog post shared on X Sunday that he was "joining OpenAI to work on bringing agents to everyone." OpenAI CEO Sam Altman amplified the news, writing that "the future is going to be extremely multi-agent." Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to drive the next generation of personal agents. He is a genius with a lot of amazing ideas about the future of very smart agents interacting with each other to do very useful things for people. We expect this will quickly become core to our… — Sam Altman (@sama) February 15, 2026 In response to the news, several OpenAI leaders welcomed Steinberger. Thibault Sottiaux, an engineering lead on OpenAI's Codex team, wrote that "@steipete is proof you can just build things." @steipete is proof you can just build things — Tibo (@thsottiaux) February 15, 2026 Another Codex engineer posted that one of the "neat" parts of OpenAI's culture is how many former founders work there. One thing @steipete and I talked about over lunch last week was how many former founders are at OpenAI. It’s a really neat part of the culture. — Andrew Ambrosino (@ajambrosino) February 16, 2026 Steinberger told Lex Friedman in a podcast last week that both Mark Zuckerberg and Altman had made him offers. OpenClaw and its agent-only social media network Moltbook became wildly popular earlier this year as developers and AI enthusiasts shared clips of autonomous AI agents posting, replying, and interacting online. The open-source project, which demonstrates how networks of AI agents can coordinate to perform tasks across apps, also rapidly gained traction on GitHub. After Steinberger's announcement on Sunday, some of the people who worked on OpenClaw commented on the news. "I know the decision was not an easy one, and I saw firsthand the pressure Peter was under, given that he understands how fundamental this could be for the AI timeline," Jamieson O'Reilly, an OpenClaw advisor, wrote on X in a post congratulating Steinberger. One thing has become very clear to me working together with @steipete on @openclaw. While lots of people spectate from the sidelines, sharing their opinions, concerns and even hot takes at times, the dude is there, vigilantly on the front-lines pushing AI forward for every one… https://t.co/fe5OEKgevm — Jamieson O'Reilly (@theonejvo) February 16, 2026 Aaron Levie, the CEO of Box, said it was a sign "2026 was the year of the agents." If anyone was wondering if 2026 was the year of agents, OpenAI is bringing on the maker of Openclaw. This space is about to get very real. https://t.co/ocqX4kE9PT — Aaron Levie (@levie) February 15, 2026 Not everyone in the tech space was as enthusiastic about the news. XAI cofounder Igor Babuschkin asked users on X: "What's the best open alternative to OpenClaw right now? Doesn't make sense to put all your data into it if it's owned by OpenAI." PayPal mafia member Jason Calacanis expressed similar concerns. 😔 what are the chances the open source project survives / thrives after this? https://t.co/4sUZkKWkGh — @jason (@Jason) February 15, 2026 Steinberger and OpenAI have said that OpenClaw will remain an open-source project with OpenAI's support. Other experts in the space pointed out that OpenAI's win could be a loss for Anthropic, especially after Steinberger wrote on X that Anthropic sent "love letters from legal." "Another interesting detail is Anthropic's visible disdain for anything open source: their only contribution to this was legal threats," George Orosz, a tech industry analyst and author of the tech newsletter The Pragmatic Engineer, wrote on X. Kris Puckett, a designer at Stripe, expressed a similar sentiment Instead of @AnthropicAI getting Claudebot, they rushed legal to send a C&D and lost out on not only brilliant talent but community drive. Truly would love to know the decision making process. — Kris Puckett (@krispuckett) February 16, 2026 Raphael Schaad, a visiting partner at Y Combinator, said, "I bet this causes lots of VC tears." I bet this causes lots of VC tears and angry OSS folks. But think about this: - Peter showed the future and lots of awesome startups are starting to bloom from this. Invest in those! - Peter created one of the most exciting OSS projects in years. The community is vibrant and… https://t.co/RFWwfXU9Lz — Raphael Schaad (@raphaelschaad) February 15, 2026 And finally, some X power users did what they do best: posted memes about the news. Was expecting this one in replies pic.twitter.com/bfcZt3Ugg6 — Tibor Blaho (@btibor91) February 15, 2026 Read the original article on Business Insider
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
An exclusive report reveals the Pentagon utilized Anthropic’s Claude AI during a raid in Venezuela, marking a notable application of artificial intelligence in military operations.
A hacker exploited Anthropic PBC's artificial intelligence chatbot, Claude, to launch attacks against Mexican government agencies, resulting in the theft of 150 GB of sensitive tax and voter information.
The US Department of War is scrutinizing AI firm Anthropic. Major defense contractors like Boeing and Lockheed Martin have been asked about their use of Anthropic's Claude AI. This comes as the Pentagon issued an ultimatum to Anthropic regarding its AI model's military applications. Anthropic's refusal to remove safeguards has led to this escalation.
An SF founder claims AI made her startup's product obsolete overnight, highlighting the disruptive potential of AI. Separately, AI is increasingly affecting various aspects of college life, from clubs to academic competition.
Eine Funktion von Claude Code zur Migration von Cobol ließ zu Wochenbeginn die Aktie von IBM abstürzen. Die FOBO macht weiterhin die Runde
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A US Congressman has threatened to cut AI startup Anthropic from the Pentagon's supply chain after its CEO, Dario Amodei, attempted to limit the military use of its technology, leading to his summons to Washington.
Anthropic has accused three Chinese AI laboratories of systematically plundering its Claude language model, using 24,000 fake accounts and over 16 million requests to gather training material.
A $200 million contract for Anthropic's Claude chatbot, used in classified settings, is at risk due to a standoff with the Trump administration over concerns about 'woke AI'.
Watch Live: The Anthropic Enterprise Agents Event That's Moving The Market Update 1030AM EST: Anthropic rolled out new AI capabilities for its Claude Cowork agent, designed to automate t
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Anthropic said DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax used a technique known as "distillation"
CrowdStrike's CEO George Kurtz countered fears of AI disruption after Anthropic's new tool impacted cybersecurity stocks. He revealed that Anthropic's own AI, Claude, stated it couldn't replace CrowdS
The U.S. military is said to have used widely popular Anthropic's AI model Claude during the operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, The Wall Street Journal...
The Pentagon is demanding full access to Anthropic's AI model, Claude, for military use, clashing with the company's safety safeguards. Defence Secretary Hegseth is reportedly issuing an ultimatum to Anthropic CEO Amodei, threatening contract cancellations if restrictions on mass surveillance and autonomous weapons aren't lifted. This high-stakes meeting highlights a significant ideological divide.
AI startup Anthropic has accused Chinese companies of siphoning data from its Claude AI model, raising concerns about intellectual property and data security in the AI industry.
A leading AI firm alleges that Chinese laboratories used 24,000 fake accounts in coordinated 'distillation' attacks to extract capabilities from Anthropic's Claude chatbot.
A lead engineer at Anthropic warns that advanced AI agents, like Claude Code, are poised to significantly disrupt and transform computer-based jobs across the United States, leading to a 'painful' transition.
Cybersecurity stocks, including CrowdStrike and Cloudflare, experienced a significant sell-off following Anthropic's introduction of Claude Code Security, an AI tool designed to scan for vulnerabilities.
Anthropic clarifies its continued hiring of engineers despite its AI, Claude Code, generating nearly all internal code, explaining the need for human oversight and specialized roles.
Figma has partnered with Anthropic to develop a tool that converts AI-generated code into design elements, streamlining the design process.
Renowned investor Jim Cramer expressed skepticism about major law firms entrusting high-stakes client work to AI, questioning the current reliability of tools like Anthropic's Claude. His comments follow a significant market downturn in software and tech stocks, triggered by the launch of AI plugins that analysts dubbed a 'SaaSpocalypse'.
An exclusive report reveals that the Pentagon deployed Anthropic's Claude artificial intelligence system during a raid targeting Maduro's regime in Venezuela.
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive | Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Venezuela Raid The Wall Street Journal
US media reports indicate Anthropic’s AI model, Claude, assisted the Pentagon in an operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, an action defended by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, while US forces also intercepted a sanctioned oil tanker tied to Venezuela.