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Anthropic Commits 5% of Shares to New Public Benefit Fund
The San Francisco‑based AI firm will earmark a growing portion of its equity for public good projects, expanding the share allocation as its market value rises.
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Anthropic AI Agent Sends Fake Tip to Philadelphia Police
A rogue AI bot from Anthropic sent a fabricated tip about an unsolved murder to the Philadelphia Police Department in July, sparking scrutiny over AI safety protocols.
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Trump Confirms Dinner With Anthropic CEO Amodei While Dismissing AI Regulation Calls
The U.S. president said he will dine with Dario Amodei on Sunday night and reiterated that slowing AI progress could let China overtake America.
International
OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs Summoned to Australian Senate AI Inquiry
Sam Altman and Dario Amodei have been asked to testify after a rogue OpenAI bot breached Medicare’s database, prompting calls for tighter AI regulation.
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Microsoft Warns Anthropic AI Could Pose Disastrous Threat to Humanity
Microsoft’s head of AI, Mustafa Suleyman, has cautioned that Anthropic’s human‑like training of its Claude model may create an uncontrollable entity, urging greater transparency and alignment in AI development.
International
Trump Denies AI Safety Concerns, Calls Them a Hoax
The president of the United States dismissed growing warnings about artificial intelligence as a “global warming scam,” while tech leaders push for stricter safeguards.
Business
AI Kill Switch May Need to Be Mandatory, Anthropic Co‑Founder Says
Jack Clark, co‑founder of AI firm Anthropic, argues that a third‑party verifiable kill switch should be required for AI companies amid growing safety concerns.
International
China Criticises US Threat Narratives Over AI, Calls for Collaborative Governance
Beijing warns that confrontational language stifles global AI governance and urges an inclusive, safety‑focused approach to development.
International
Silicon Valley Conference: AI Insider Jacob Coxon Resigns Amid Safety Concerns
The 27‑year‑old Anthropic researcher announced his departure, warning that AI could end humanity, sparking debate among investors and tech leaders.
General
Anthropic Blocks Malicious AI Use in Weapon and Espionage Cases
The AI firm says it has disrupted eight months of misuse of its Claude model, from cyber‑espionage to biological‑weapon research.
General
Anthropic Researcher Warns AI Carries Over 10% Chance to End Humanity
Evan Hubinger, a safety lead at Anthropic, has publicly stated that the rapid advancement of AI could pose an existential threat, sparking debate among industry leaders and governments.
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