Users of Anthropic’s Claude AI were startled by an unexpected privacy scare after shared chats and Artifacts briefly appeared in Google search results. The issue sparked concern because some of
Anthropic released a new ad this week called “There’s Hope in Hard Questions.” It was meant to show that Anthropic takes AI’s risks seriously. But many viewers walked away feeling
Context engineering is the practice of designing everything a language model sees before it generates a response. Not just the prompt. Everything: system instructions, conversation history, retrieved documents, tool definitions,
Meta just launched Muse Image, which lets anyone create AI-generated images using other people’s public Instagram photos. And those people often don’t even know it’s happening. Privacy-focused people are reasonably
China has raised a red flag over a popular AI coding tool. On Wednesday, Chinese officials warned that Anthropic’s Claude Code has a security problem. They say it could put
Yodayo pricing runs on a dual system: one-time credit packs (Mochi also called YoBeans) and monthly subscriptions. The free tier gives you 150 daily YoBeans plus a signup bonus. Paid
Microsoft is cutting close to 4,800 jobs; that’s about 2.1% of its entire global workforce. And this isn’t a one-time thing. Xbox is feeling the pain the most. About 1,600
Anthropic just announced something that goes way beyond chatbots and coding tools. At an event called “The Briefing: AI for Science,” the company unveiled Claude Science, a workbench that pulls
First it was the Transformer co-inventor. Then a Nobel laureate. Now two more Gemini contributors. Google is watching its AI bench walk out the door – and the pace is
The company that builds AI also wants to patch the open-source software everything runs on. The name they picked for it? Patch the Planet. Yes, that’s a Hackers reference. The
