Anthropic's annualized revenue has surged from $30 billion to $47 billion in just a few months, an unprecedented growth rate that reveals enterprise AI adoption is happening at an extraordinary speed.
Anthropic launches a $5 million grant program to fund independent, open-source evaluations measuring AI's real-world impact on user wellbeing.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos found mathematical flaws in HAWK and a weakened AES, but the real story is how raw, typo-ridden prompts pushed the model to persist for 60 hours and aim for publishable research, redefining the value of prompt engineering.
Anthropic launches Opus 5, delivering near-top-tier intelligence at half the cost of Fable 5, with self-iteration and tool-building capabilities that signal a new direction for agentic models.
Anthropic reveals its four-tier safety classifier for Fable 5 and a draft jailbreak severity framework, aiming to set a common language for AI risk communication across the industry and with governments.
Nobel laureate and former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke joins Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust, signaling a shift in AI governance from purely technical ethics to deep consideration of macroeconomic and societal impact.
Anthropic proposes a two-part policy framework that would give governments authority to block high-risk AI deployments, setting clear thresholds to regulate only the most powerful models.
Anthropic hardcodes export control suspension details into Claude Opus 5's system prompt, revealing how system prompts act as emergency interfaces for models to handle real-world policy changes.
Anthropic discloses details of the US government order, defends Fable 5's safeguards as stronger than previous models, and questions the ban based on a non-universal jailbreak.