Anthropic is a San Francisco-based AI safety and research company dedicated to developing reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. As a Public Benefit Corporation, it focuses on creating AI models that are beneficial and safe, with its flagship product, Claude, exemplifying its commitment to innovative research and practical solutions.
Anthropic has launched the Claude Partner Network, committing $100 million to support organizations helping enterprises adopt its Claude AI model. The program offers training, technical support, and joint market development for partners worldwide.
Anthropic has launched The Anthropic Institute, a new research initiative focused on understanding the societal, economic, and legal challenges posed by powerful AI systems. The institute will combine internal research teams and expand collaborations with experts across disciplines.
Clarivate has integrated its Cortellis Regulatory Intelligence with Anthropic's Claude AI using the Model Context Protocol, enabling life sciences organizations to access authoritative regulatory data directly within AI workflows.
Anthropic has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration and the U.S. Department of Defense, challenging its designation as a national security supply-chain risk and alleging violations of constitutional and procedural law.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei criticized OpenAI’s new defense deal, calling its messaging dishonest and accusing it of engaging in 'safety theater' after Anthropic’s own talks with the Pentagon collapsed over ethical safeguards.
Anthropic has introduced a voice mode for its AI coding assistant Claude Code, allowing developers to issue spoken commands. The feature is being rolled out gradually, with initial access granted to about 5% of users.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei reiterated that the company will not remove safeguards preventing its AI from being used for mass surveillance or fully autonomous weapons, despite Pentagon threats to label it a supply chain risk or invoke the Defense Production Act.
Anthropic has acquired Vercept, a Seattle-based AI startup known for its computer-use agent Vy. The deal brings Vercept’s research team into Anthropic and ends Vercept’s independent operations next month.
The US military reportedly deployed Anthropic’s Claude AI system during a raid in Venezuela to capture Nicolás Maduro, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Pentagon and Anthropic are now said to be in dispute over how the AI can be used in future operations.
Anthropic has raised $30 billion in a Series G funding round led by GIC and Coatue, bringing its valuation to $380 billion. The investment will support expansion of its Claude AI platform and infrastructure across major cloud providers.
Bounteous has announced a new series of Claude Code Labs in partnership with Anthropic, offering hands-on workshops for enterprise teams to integrate Claude Code responsibly into their environments.
Anthropic has introduced Claude Opus 4.6, an upgrade to its flagship AI model featuring improved coding, reasoning, and long-context capabilities. The model includes a 1 million token context window in beta, adaptive thinking, and new effort controls for developers.
Apple has released Xcode 26.3, introducing agentic coding with integrated AI agents from Anthropic and OpenAI. The update allows AI models to autonomously write, build, and test code within Apple's development environment using the Model Context Protocol.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has completed the first AI-planned drive on another planet, with Anthropic’s Claude model generating the route for two drives in December 2025. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory used Claude to create waypoints and verify commands before sending them to Mars.
ServiceNow has partnered with Anthropic to embed the Claude family of AI models into its AI Platform, making Claude the default model for ServiceNow Build Agent and expanding its use across internal workflows.
Anthropic has released a new version of Claude’s Constitution, a document outlining the ethical framework and behavioral guidelines for its AI model. The updated text expands on safety, ethics, compliance, and helpfulness, while also addressing questions about AI consciousness.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei cautioned that U.S. plans to allow advanced AI chip sales to China could have serious national security consequences, comparing the move to selling nuclear weapons to North Korea.
Anthropic has expanded its Labs division to focus on developing experimental products built on its Claude AI platform. The company announced that Instagram cofounder Mike Krieger will join Labs, while Ami Vora will lead the product organization.
Anthropic has launched Cowork, a new tool built into the Claude Desktop app that allows users to assign Claude access to specific folders for file-based tasks. The feature, now in research preview for Claude Max subscribers, enables Claude to read, edit, and create files through chat commands without requiring coding knowledge.
Anthropic is in talks to raise $10 billion in a new funding round that would value the AI company at $350 billion, with GIC and Coatue Management leading the investment, according to Bloomberg. Microsoft and Nvidia are also expected to participate in the round.
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