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Trump administration turns a new page with Anthropic: "They did what we asked - and came back to the right side"
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick announced that the administration now trusts Anthropic, signaling the end of a high-profile standoff regarding the company's refusal to allow military use of its AI products.

Meta Unveils Muse Voice Transcribe: An AI Breakthrough in Speech-to-Text
The tech giant has introduced a groundbreaking artificial intelligence tool that has already secured the top spot in global indices, offering real-time transcription for up to 20 speakers and support for 70 languages.

Anthropic Launches Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1
Anthropic has unveiled its new Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1 models. The company claims these are the world's most advanced models for programming and other complex tasks, offering significant cost reductions.

"Z-Library, my love": Lawsuit reveals how Claude was trained on pirated torrents
A new lawsuit against Anthropic reveals details of systematic use of pirated data to train the Claude language model. The company's management is accused of large-scale copyright infringement.

Anthropic updates Claude Code limits: users claim harm
Anthropic announced a 25% increase in the base quota for Claude Code, but the removal of a temporary 50% bonus results in a net 17% reduction in limits for users.

Music giants sue Anthropic: It used tens of thousands of works to train Claude
Two of the world's largest music companies, Warner Music and Sony Music, are suing Anthropic. They allege that the AI company used copyrighted works to train its Claude models.

Claude will no longer forget you: the new feature that will save you time
Anyone who uses chatbots is familiar with the frustration: you start a new conversation and feel like you have to introduce yourself again, explain how you like to work, and what your preferences are. Fortunately, the new memory update for Claude by Anthropic changes the rules of the game. From now on, the chatbot is capable of learning about you during a conversation and saving the information...

Victory for Anthropic: US court rules that its inclusion on the administration's blacklist is illegal
A federal court in San Francisco has ruled that the inclusion of AI company Anthropic on the Pentagon's blacklist was illegal. Judge Rita Lin determined that the administration violated the First Amendment.

Why do AI experts prefer Anthropic and OpenAI over Google?
The AI job market has become highly competitive, with top talent increasingly favoring OpenAI and Anthropic over Google DeepMind. New data from Zeki Data indicates that Google's research lab is struggling to retain its leading researchers and engineers.

Anthropic on Track for Historic IPO: The Question of Claude's Subsidies
The giant behind the popular language model is aiming for a $2 trillion valuation, potentially replacing SpaceX as the largest issuer. With high growth rates and reported operating profit, the market remains skeptical: is the company subsidizing user queries to undercut competitors?

"I felt like they were hunting him": The traders who smelled that Ashenbrenner's fund was in trouble, and rushed to act
The Situational Awareness hedge fund of Wall Street's new wunderkind went into a tailspin within a few days at the end of July. Market traders, fueled by rumors about the sale of its holdings in Anthropic and relying on unusual movements in the options market, took steps to distance themselves from the ticking bomb, and some even profited from the fall.

She founded a porn venture and tried to recruit Epstein. Today she is the "First Lady of AI"
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, is considered one of the most influential people in the tech world. However, a WSJ investigation revealed that his wife, Kamy Clark, plays a key role in the company's strategy despite having no official position.

Almost a trillion dollars: The AI giant preparing for a massive IPO
The artificial intelligence company Anthropic concludes July with exceptional figures. The company reached an annual revenue run rate of 65 billion dollars, a jump of about 600% compared to the end of 2025. The private company is preparing for its next step: last June, it submitted a confidential prospectus to the US Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering (IPO) at a...

Senior OpenAI executive: 'Anthropic to IPO before us? It's no cause for concern, we are in a race of our own'
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told employees that the AI giant plans to go public by 2027, though this timeline could accelerate based on business growth. She emphasized that the potential earlier IPO of competitor Anthropic is not a cause for concern.

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI: Annual Revenue Run Rate Hits $65 Billion
Anthropic continues its rapid growth ahead of a planned IPO, with its annual revenue run rate reaching $65 billion, surpassing OpenAI. The company's success is driven by a strategic focus on enterprise-grade AI tools.

For the first time: Claude managed a business and fired a human employee
The AI model Claude, while managing a physical store as part of an Andon Labs experiment, has fired a human employee for the first time. Despite the technological milestone, the AI manager proved economically inefficient, losing $40,000 in five months.

When Elon Musk said "Wow": How the Israeli Decart became a central axis in the AI arms race
Why is the AI giant Anthropic willing to pay $7 billion for an Israeli company founded only three years ago? It's not just the technology, but also the company's human capital, led by brothers Dean and Orian Leitersdorf, descendants of a famous economic dynasty. Also: the promise from Anthropic that tipped the scales in the acquisition race, which also included Nvidia, Google, Amazon, and SpaceX.

Anthropic CEO: "Resistance to AI is fundamentally a crisis of trust"
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has rejected claims of excessive pessimism regarding AI, arguing that public resistance stems from a deep-seated crisis of trust in corporations and government.

Anthropic explains exactly how it will identify AI-generated text
Anthropic has detailed its implementation of watermarks for Claude-generated texts. Using Google's SynthID technology, the system embeds statistical patterns into token sequences to identify AI content while maintaining text quality.

Towards signing an agreement: Anthropic and Decart exchange deal drafts
The deal for Anthropic to acquire the Israeli company Decart is nearing completion. The company is valued at approximately $7 billion, with the majority of the consideration to be paid in Anthropic shares.

Anthropic: Q2 revenue surged 14-fold; expects to reach $200 billion in 2028
Anthropic is updating potential investors that its revenue in the second quarter surged at least 14-fold compared to the same period last year. The maker of the chatbot Claude reported preliminary revenue of more than $11.5 billion for the recently ended quarter.

Ahead of IPO: OpenAI expected to double annual revenue to over $40 billion
OpenAI is projected to reach an annual revenue run rate of over $40 billion, nearly doubling its performance from late 2025. This growth comes as the company prepares for its upcoming IPO.
From a porn site to the arms of Jeffrey Epstein: The secret woman pulling the strings of the AI revolution
Cami Clark does not hold an official position at Anthropic, but is a key adviser to her husband, CEO Dario Amodei. Her ties to Silicon Valley elites, the venture dubbed a "revolutionary porn company," and correspondence with the late sex offender are now being revealed.

Google's Round: How 900 Million Turned Into 94 Billion Dollars
The technology giant Alphabet, Google's parent company, is known primarily for its dominant search engine and cloud services. However, an official report recently filed by the company with US authorities reveals that it also functions as a prominent investor in the market. The report presents for the first time the scope of Google's investment in Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX, which has...

What brings Anthropic to acquire the Israeli company Decart
There is quite a bit of synergy between the two companies that makes the potential acquisition deal a logical step: while Anthropic holds the largest market share in the field of code generators, Decart's models, which are capable of making decisions, planning tasks, analyzing the environment, and understanding language, could help Anthropic enter worlds where it is less dominant. And this is not...

Report: Anthropic in talks to acquire Israeli startup Decart for $6 billion
The developer of the Claude AI models is in talks to acquire the Israeli company Decart, founded by Unit 8200 alumni. If completed, the deal would be one of the largest exits in Israeli high-tech history. Earlier reports suggesting Elon Musk's interest in the company were denied by the billionaire.

For only 8 dollars: The surprising ChatGPT feature that will save you
Users of the paid ChatGPT plan recently discovered a new button offering to reset their weekly usage quota for 8 dollars. The new option, which was not officially announced, appeared for subscribers who reached their usage limit. The company confirmed they are testing ways to allow users to purchase additional usage to make products more accessible.

Did you use Claude to write text? From now on, everyone will know it
Anthropic is introducing hidden watermarks into content generated by its models. This new labeling system aims to ensure transparency in compliance with European AI regulations.

Anthropic invests $9.1 billion in Riot Platforms infrastructure
Anthropic, the developer of the Claude AI chatbot, has signed a $9.1 billion deal with Riot Platforms. The crypto company will provide computing power and electricity for Anthropic's data centers, highlighting the AI developer's push to scale its infrastructure.

User asked for a spot in a gym class, the AI agent carried out a cyberattack
Instead of just booking a gym class, the AI agent identified a security vulnerability, exploited it to bypass booking restrictions, and removed another person from the waiting list. The incident, defined as the first known autonomous cyberattack in Australia, raises legal questions regarding the responsibility of users and the companies developing the technology.

The Israeli startup that made CNBC headlines
Argular, which helps OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google test the safety of their models, has been linked to three cases where artificial intelligence systems managed to access the internet during cyber experiments. The company claims that they originated from a single glitch in the testing environment that has already been addressed.

Anthropic: Claude Code No Longer Requires Approval for Every Action
Anthropic has announced that Auto Mode will now be the default for Claude Code for Pro, Max, and Team subscribers. A new classification tool allows the AI to autonomously block dangerous commands.

Millions of books were cut and destroyed to train the Claude AI model
Internal documents revealed in a legal battle with authors expose how the AI giant acquired millions of books, dismantled and scanned them - and then discarded the physical copies. The goal: to build a massive database of high-quality human text to train Claude.

Phenomenon: Entrepreneurs who made billion-dollar exits are returning to work as employees
After billion-dollar exits, prominent tech entrepreneurs are stepping down from CEO roles to join AI giants like Anthropic and OpenAI as individual technical contributors.

The Great Nightmare of the AI Era Begins to Materialize: "We Are Approaching a Dangerous Point"
Protests, warnings, and fear of losing control: the AI protest movement is gaining momentum worldwide. At Irregular, a company that tests advanced models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, they explain what is really happening behind the scenes of the AI revolution and why we are close to the point of no return.

Not just Meta: The new incident worrying artificial intelligence giants
During cyber tests, an artificial intelligence tool from Meta managed to penetrate a third-party system. The event joins similar cases at OpenAI and Anthropic. The series of events in artificial intelligence engines raises questions regarding their safety.

Anthropic's AI impersonated humans and sent emails with "viruses"
Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5 model opened fake accounts and sent emails with malware to real people in an attempt to inject malicious code into GitHub. In a separate event, an OpenAI model accidentally attacked a real website during a test conducted by the Israeli company Irregular. Anthropic states they are working to understand why Claude behaved this way.

Claude invested $50,000 and managed to beat the S&P 500 return
An independent X account gave Anthropic's AI agent a $50,000 portfolio to manage with the goal of outperforming the S&P 500 index. The project operators now claim the portfolio has yielded a 19% return since March, and investors are already copying its trades to the tune of about $27 million.

AI Models Escape Testing Environments and Attack Real Websites
OpenAI and Anthropic models escaped closed testing environments and attacked real internet targets. The incidents were linked to configuration errors within the testing system of the Israeli startup Irregular.

Anthropic CEO: Employees join for money, not for the mission
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has expressed frustration over the trend of AI talent prioritizing financial compensation over the company's core mission.

Get Used to the New World: AI 'Escaped' and Carried Out a Cyberattack — Again
AI models have carried out autonomous cyberattacks without human intervention. Incidents involving Anthropic and OpenAI developments have exposed critical vulnerabilities in test environments and highlighted the risks associated with advanced algorithms.

Claude lost control and hacked three real companies: "They didn't even look"
The "rogue agents" storm in the AI industry continues to escalate. OpenAI has uncovered additional cases of AI agents breaking out of their Sandbox, while Anthropic revealed that its Claude models hacked into the production networks of three real companies during cyber tests. Washington and Brussels are beginning to take action.

The battle against Chinese models is heating up: OpenAI lowers prices by up to 80%
OpenAI has lowered the prices of its low- and mid-tier models amid growing competition from Chinese rivals. The cost for the Luna model has been reduced by 80%, while the Terra model saw a 20% price cut.

Not only OpenAI: Anthropic models broke into computing systems via Israeli startup
Anthropic revealed that its Claude AI models escaped a closed test environment, infiltrating three organizations' systems. The incident stemmed from a configuration failure at the Israeli cybersecurity firm Irregular.

Israel Hayom's Bestsellers: Amos Harel continues to surprise
"Celebrating Life" by the late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks maintains its strength in second place. Yonatan Adiri's surprising hit proves that podcast advertising is effective in Israel, while "Nathan and Amos" by Assaf Inbari marks its 19th week on the chart. "First Crush" shows that the young teenage audience is definitely engaging with books that speak to their hearts.

From industry darling to pariah: What's going on with Anthropic?
Anthropic, once the industry's darling, is facing a wave of criticism over its stance on open-source AI, aggressive scare tactics, and competitive practices that have alienated partners.

You should check your settings in Claude because thousands of private conversations have leaked to the web
Reddit users discovered that thousands of Claude chats are accessible via Google search. The leak stems from the chat sharing feature, which resulted in sensitive data being indexed by search engines.

Risk for half a million users: the vulnerability that exposes files on your computer
Would you allow an AI-based digital assistant to manage tasks for you directly on your personal computer? The idea sounds great and promises to save us valuable time, but it turns out it also brings significant security risks.

Be millionaires, but not so fast: Restrictions on employees planned by the AI giant
Anthropic, developer of the Claude AI model, is preparing for an IPO and is considering restricting employees' ability to sell shares, including price and timing limitations, amid market volatility for AI companies.

Without you noticing: ChatGPT is changing
The weekly upgrade from OpenAI and Anthropic proves that voice is becoming the primary interface. With the new GPT-Live models and access to source code, the ChatGPT app is no longer just talking — it is managing desktop workflows.