Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has released new research claiming that artificial intelligence (AI) models might ...

Anthropic says its Claude Opus 4 model frequently tries to blackmail software engineers when they try to take it offline.

New research from Anthropic suggests that most leading AI models exhibit a tendency to blackmail, when it's the last resort ...

Anthropic has long been warning about these risks—so much so that in 2023, the company pledged to not release certain models ...

Artificial intelligence lab Anthropic unveiled its latest top-of-the-line technology called Claude Opus 4 on Thursday, which it says can write computer code autonomously for much longer than its prior ...

Anthropic’s alignment team was doing routine safety testing in the weeks leading up to the release of its latest AI models when researchers discovered something unsettling: When one of the ...

Claude Opus 4 is the bigger, more powerful model, while Sonnet ... Opus 4 and Sonnet 4's release, Anthropic has activated the next level of its safety protocol. AI Safety Level 3, or ASL-3 ...

Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic says its new AI model can work for nearly seven hours in a row, in another sign that AI could soon handle full shifts of work now done by humans.

Anthropic says the new models underwent the same "safety testing" as all Claude models. The company has been pursuing ...

The company claims its ability to tackle complex, multistep problems paves the way for much more proficient AI agents.

Generative artificial intelligence startup Anthropic PBC today introduced a custom set of new AI models exclusively for ...

It also announced another AI model Claude Sonnet 4, Opus's smaller and more cost-effective cousin. Chief Product Officer Mike Krieger called the release ... Anthropic also said its new AI models ...