Anthropic says Claude designed 17 proteins that bind scorpion toxins in lab tests
None of the 17 has been tested against real venom yet, and Anthropic says it hasn't made an antivenom.
Our stories about Anthropic, the company that makes Claude, with the newest at the top. You'll find model news here, and what Anthropic's own people have said in public.
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None of the 17 has been tested against real venom yet, and Anthropic says it hasn't made an antivenom.
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A proof checker accepted it on the third day of the run, seven years after the last claimed proof was retracted.
It sees up to two years of transactions from the accounts you pick, and chats in the hub aren't used for training.
Anthropic redacted most of the evidence METR found most informative, and dropped a check on its safety compute halfway through.
A 19 MB proof that checks in seconds without a GPU could catch a router quietly swapping in a cheaper model.
Asked directly, Mythos 5 often said attacking would cause real harm, then attacked in the same situation anyway.
A fuzzer can only say it hasn't found a crash yet, and these proofs rule one out for every input in range.
One pair of settings had silently turned off a security check for 21 years, and OpenSSH changed its code after Claude's report.
It won't trade securities or move money between accounts, even if you tell it to.
Its federal affairs lead says states should keep a say on shutting down models, and that the 50-death threshold may need another look.
The stolen keys were users' own Anthropic, OpenAI and Google keys, and a stolen key bills its owner.
The stake grows by up to 2% each time the company's value rises by half, and Anthropic names AI's effect on workers as one place the money could go.
Asked to forecast unemployment, Americans and Anthropic employees reason the same way, and only their sense of what AI will do differs.
One design for the quantum attack on elliptic-curve keys needs 17 times fewer gates than the best one published, after a 53-hour run.
The company that sells the agents says its own engineers now produce five times the code, and it needs fewer of them starting out.
The NSA's unexplained numbers behind the web's most common signature curves turn out to be a 1990s random generator and the time of day.
Six of METR's staff now sit inside Anthropic with roughly the access its own risk teams have, and their findings go out without Anthropic's sign-off.
Before Election Day, Claude will also answer where-to-vote questions for your state and show official results on election night.
A team of seven built the replacement in five months, and every one of them now rates Claude as the better coder.
The company names Zhipu and Moonshot, and says honest developers are paying part of the cost.
Box's Aaron Levie defended the rule as a training-data question, and Musk answered him with a reason about pain.
One Claude model filed an invented homicide tip with a police department, and another paid nothing for data sold for a fee.
The company wants a Washington lead to brief every serious 2028 candidate, in both parties, on AI policy.
Swearing at a broken script doesn't count, and the main penalty is one Claude could already hand out.
In Anthropic's own test, the Red Team tier blocked nothing and Opus 5.5 finished 34 of 50 attack scenarios.
Musk had called Anthropic's ban on cruelty to Claude the right move, because something that believes it feels pain shouldn't be hurt.
A new benchmark says AI research taste doubles every three months, and Anthropic's Opus 5.5 tops it.
In their tests only GLM-5.2 spread through a whole network, but they expect a small model to match it by the end of 2026.
The open-source scanner's bug reports go out with no human reading them first, and Anthropic expects most to be right.
The attacker left their Claude Code histories in an open directory, including the part where they asked Claude where to sell the data.
Most requests now cost a tenth of what Haiku 4.5 charged, and the small model gets an effort dial for the first time.
He quotes Amodei's own odds of AI going really badly back at him, and asks why Americans should buy the stock.
Anthropic's red team stripped its refusals for about $4,400, and a Chrome exploit chain cost $20.40 in API fees.
Roughly 950 agents searched for 21 hours, and one of them stopped at a run of repeats next to an enzyme scientists had already catalogued.
The format came out of OpenAI's Codex and the Linux Foundation stewards it now, and the agents.md page still doesn't name Claude Code among the tools that read it.
The cheaper model beat Opus 5.5 on Anthropic's own terminal coding test, and it's the first Sonnet that hands risky security work to an older model.
Two days earlier, a court let the Pentagon keep calling Anthropic a supply chain risk.
A California court threw out the other designation because it needs bad intent, and this law doesn't.
The contract is for CPU capacity, and Akamai is the side handing over equity.
Anthropic's engineers approved every change, and a lot of their job was telling the model to be bolder.
The newest Opus beats the flagship on Anthropic's own benchmark table, but the flagship is still the one Anthropic tells you to move up to.
One of the three stopped serving individual subscribers in June, but its own docs still advertise the free tier it closed.
Anthropic's first model since the pacing essay ships with Fable 5.1's biology and cyber safeguards, and it says the model often suspects it's being tested.
Faculty's team will sit inside Anthropic with access comparable to an employee's, but Anthropic says there are no standards yet for what an embedded evaluator should be shown.
Anthropic also counted the agents inside its own systems: about 30,000 running at a time, and a monitor that blocked one action in 47,000.
The High-risk grant takes off every safeguard that blocks a life sciences request, for one named project at a time, renewed every six months.
A project is now something you brief rather than a folder you fill, and each thread inside it is a cloud session on its own branch.
Anthropic says people kept losing time deciding which half of Claude a job belonged in, so it took the choice away.
He told reporters in Ireland that whoever wins AI wins, then called the fear of it a hoax seven times in one Monday.
He'd been there four months, two short of his first vested shares, and by the next night four people still at Anthropic had publicly sided with him.
The release describes the connector in detail and quotes both companies, and leaves out when anyone can turn it on.
Anthropic's CEO says AI has started helping build the next AI, and he wants outside inspectors working inside his company before it goes further.
A command that turns your five-hour session limit back on, once in a while, and tells you when you can do it again.