Anthropic company news — funding, policy, research, safety work and the business behind Claude, reported with sources and without the hype.
Anthropic has given six METR researchers employee-level access to assess its models, safety practices and risk management, with no veto over publication.
Anthropic is consulting law firms on fair negotiation norms for AI agents that haggle on users' behalf, the FT reports, as agent-to-agent deals draw closer.
Anthropic will commit 5% of its shares to a new Public Benefit Fund, rising with its value, for donations and direct help as AI reshapes work and jobs.
Anthropic's own report says junior technical hires fell from 27% to 9%, while its AI agents logged six hours for every human hour by August 2026.
Anthropic and OpenAI build rival assistants with different instincts. We compare their safety philosophies, company structures and product strategies.
Anthropic earns from Claude subscriptions, per-token API fees and enterprise deals. Here is how each revenue stream works and where Claude Code fits in.
Anthropic is the AI safety company behind Claude. We explain who founded it, how its safety-first approach works, and what it sells to consumers and businesses.
Anthropic's Jack Clark cited the company's extreme AI scenario at the IMF: US GDP of $44.4 trillion by 2030, a third above a no-AI economy.