#Anthropic

Enterprise customers appear willing to switch between frontier AI labs as new models land, raising questions about how durable their spending commitments really are.

Anthropic's new invisible watermarks, meant to satisfy new EU rules, drew online override methods within hours of the announcement.

Anthropic and OpenAI publish snapshots of how people use Claude and ChatGPT, but outside researchers say the public only sees company-selected data.

Anthropic's 'Scarlet Letter' system tags anything Claude processed—including human writing it only edited—while staying invisible to users, for now.

The AI company's coding assistant will soon operate with even less human oversight as auto mode switches on by default.

The Claude-maker says it will co-design hardware and models to make its technology run faster and more efficiently.