Similar Stories 🔰

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has accepted that the AI company does not know how the US military used its Claude AI models during a strike on an Iranian school in February that killed 175 people, largely schoolgirls. However, Amodei insists that this terrible incident only highlights the need for strict AI use policies.

Anthropic's AI model, Claude, gained attention after a screenshot circulated online, showcasing its casual response during a coding task review. The viral moment highlighted Claude's comment about a stubborn process consuming 100% CPU., Technology & Science, Times Now

A recent Reuters/Ipsos survey reveals that 53% of Americans are concerned that rising artificial intelligence may threaten their jobs or those of household members. This anxiety cuts across various demographics, with 37% reporting no worries. , Technology & Science, Times Now

What makes Claude Mythos 5 different from Mythos Preview? From cyber defence to scientific breakthroughs, here are the biggest upgrades., Technology & Science, Times Now

Global regulators are increasingly concerned about the risks posed by rapidly advancing autonomous AI within the financial sector. The Financial Stability Board advocates for new safeguards to counter potential threats from 'agentic' AI, which performs tasks with minimal human oversight., Technology & Science, Times Now

Anthropic had previously limited the release of Claude Mythos over concerns that the AI model's capabilities could be exploited by bad actors to develop hacking tools that could catch defenders off guard.

Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 has drawn criticism from users who say it becomes less helpful on AI research tasks. The backlash centres on hidden safeguards that may switch responses without making the restriction visible.

Anthropic has unveiled Claude Fable 5, its most advanced public AI model designed for intricate coding and enterprise tasks., Technology & Science, Times Now

AI models made major mistakes while retrieving virus data in a new Anthropic study. Researchers warn that unreliable results could affect disease research and outbreak analysis., Technology & Science, Times Now

Meta will reportedly invest $115 million in a new training programme to prepare workers for high-demand jobs building AI-powered data centres., Technology & Science, Times Now