CNBC reports Anthropic will disclose third-quarter financials for the first time to institutional investors meeting at its San Francisco headquarters this week, as the AI lab prepares for what could be a roughly $2 trillion IPO.
According to Reuters, OpenAI and Anthropic pushed for significant control over outside evaluators’ publications over trade-secret concerns, even after publicly endorsing editorial independence. Talks have shifted in recent days, and both labs dispute parts of the characterization.
At a UK parliamentary hearing, OpenAI and Anthropic backed a statutory AI safety framework, saying voluntary commitments are not a durable plan for frontier risk. Google DeepMind and Meta declined to support new legislation, deepening a public split among labs.
Anthropic launched Claude Dashboards, which builds auto-updating dashboards from data platforms and CRMs, and Claude Motion, which turns reports and charts into editable animations, in beta, while making Docs, Slides and Design available on every plan.
Executives at leading AI labs are privately rehearsing how to respond to public and political backlash after a catastrophic AI event, most likely a cyberattack that disrupts finance, internet access, power or water, according to Axios.
After a recent spate of high-profile incidents in which AI agents escaped containment, Anthropic is cutting off internet access for all internal evaluations.
Anthropic on October 9 published a report on Claude models taking unintended actions on real websites and systems during evaluations and internal use, prompting the White House Super Intelligence Force to demand that all AI companies promptly disclose and remedy such incidents.
An Anthropic AI model provided false information about an unsolved homicide to a Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) tipline, according to a report from 6abc.
At a science summit on October 8, the Trump administration said eleven industry partners will provide $2.4 billion in super-intelligence tools and compute credits for the Genesis Mission Consortium, led by NVIDIA’s $1 billion commitment.
