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Anthropic Reports 35,000 Claude-Generated Designs In Allergy Drug Research
Anthropic says Claude generated 35,000 designs for allergy drug research, but the report provides no evidence of testing or a drug candidate.
AI SRE: What Is It, How Could It Change On-call – And Does It Work?
AI SRE tools are being adopted for incident investigation and alert triage as pages rise, but independent evidence of accuracy and safe automated fixes is limited.
GSA Expands Anthropic OneGov Deal: 5 Key Details On Discounts
FedScoop reports an expanded GSA-Anthropic OneGov agreement, but available information gives no discount rates, revised terms or agency uptake.
What Stanford Professors’ Books Reveal About AI Training Practices
A headline attributed to The Stanford Daily alleges Anthropic used Stanford professors’ books to train Claude, but key evidence and legal details are unavailable.
A Look At Anthropic’s AI Agent Bet: Claude Duet
A TechCrunch headline calls Claude Duet Anthropic’s bet on AI agents, but its features, availability and launch status are not confirmed.
What Apps Coming To ChatGPT Could Mean For OpenAI And Oracle
OpenAI says it is expanding its Oracle partnership to bring Oracle apps to ChatGPT, but has not named products, features or a launch date.
How I Keep AI Agent Updates Focused On Decisions
Anthropic’s workplace study points to a growing attention burden from AI agents. Four practical rules aim to make their updates more useful.
Many Hands: Who Is On The Hook When AI Acts For You?
Thorsten Meyer’s new ebook examines who pays, fixes and answers when AI agents make decisions on someone’s behalf.
What The Exponential Time Hypothesis Claim Reveals About AI Research
OpenAI says an internal AI system found an algorithm refuting ETH; Lean checked a weaker bound, with independent expert review still pending.