#anthropic

#anthropic

Authors Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson allege that Anthropic downloaded up to seven million copyrighted works unlawfully, building a multibillion-dollar business on stolen books.

Elon Musk's AI company used contractors to train Grok on coding tasks with the goal of topping a popular AI leaderboard, specifically to outperform Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet tool.

Anthropic now permits job applicants to utilize AI for enhancing their submissions, aiming to balance AI proficiency with authentic human skill evaluation. Candidates can collaborate with AI to refine résumés, cover letters, and interview preparations.

"We're honored to support LLNL's mission of making the world a safer place through science and technology," said Thiyagu Ramasamy, Anthropic's head of public sector.

"This is one of the first critical RCEs in Anthropic's MCP ecosystem, exposing a new class of browser-based attacks against AI developer tools," Oligo Security's Avi Lumelsky said in a report published last week.

The majority of Claude's usage is related to work or productivity, with users primarily utilizing the chatbot for content creation rather than emotional support.

The AI industry's quest for high-quality training data has led companies like Anthropic to explore controversial practices in acquiring books for their models.

Anthropic's decision to leave the SQL injection vulnerability unpatched perpetuates a significant security threat to AI agents that depend on their SQLite Model Context Protocol.

The introduction of Voice Mode is designed to facilitate user interactions, allowing conversations while multitasking and providing a transcript of the dialogue afterwards.