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Anthropic says its latest AI model is too powerful for public release and that it broke containment during testing

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Claude Code creator Boris Cherny said AI will have solved for coding for everyone by the end of 2026.

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Niantic Spatial maps reality with 'machine-readable' data, so AI sees the world as you do

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Niantic Spatial's latest product launches enhance what's possible with "machine-readable" data for AI's world mapping.

Claude suffered a 'major outage.' Anthropic says it's fixed.

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The homepage for Anthropic's AI chatbot, Clause.
Some of Anthropic's secrets were exposed this week, giving competitors a window into how its popular AI agent, Claude Code, works.

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OpenAI's newest fellowship includes up to $15,000 in AI compute a month

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

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Cloudflare and GoDaddy team up to help websites fend off Big Tech's AI bot swarm

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Matthew Prince, chief executive officer of Cloudflare

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EY's new AI agents will be a steep learning curve for junior audit staff, but make life 'much easier,' a top exec says

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EY rolled out a global AI agent framework for its assurance line.

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Cybersecurity unicorn Torq is in talks to acquire this AI startup for $50 million

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Jit CEO Shai Horovitz
Jit CEO Shai Horovitz

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What is Claude? Here's everything you need to know about Anthropic's increasingly popular chatbot

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Anthropic first launched Claude to the broader public in July 2023. In recent months, interest in the AI chatbot has skyrocketed.

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Tech founders competed in a startup's glitzy $100,000 poker tournament. I took them on.

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Kris Rudeegraap of Sendoso clinches first place at Monaco's high-stakes San Francisco poker tournament.
"The best startup launch ever": Amidst a shower of fake $100 bills and a Tiffany's winner's bracelet, Kris Rudeegraap of Sendoso clinches first place at Monaco's high-stakes San Francisco poker tournament. The event signaled a loud return to "fun" for the Silicon Valley startup scene.

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Medvi, the AI-powered telehealth company, is fueled by ads from doctors who don't appear to exist

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