Anthropic appears to be testing Claude Money, a feature that could connect bank accounts to Claude for spending analysis and financial planning.

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Google Home now lets Claude and other compatible AI agents inspect devices, review activity, and perform approved actions through Home MCP.

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OpenAI and Anthropic are pushing their assistants beyond chat. Here is how their latest agentic tools differ for files, automation, research, and team use.

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Trump dismisses AI extinction warnings and says beating China is the priority as researchers and lawmakers call for stronger safeguards on advanced systems.

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Anthropic says researchers used Claude for biological work that could support weapons development, exposing new challenges for AI safeguards.

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ENISA has gained access to Anthropic’s Mythos 5, giving EU officials a chance to independently test the cyber AI after months of negotiations.

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Anthropic reportedly ended talks to acquire Decart AI for $6 billion after due diligence, though the companies could still pursue a future partnership.

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Anthropic's IPO timeline reportedly shifted toward mid-October as investors weigh its financing, growth projections and a potential $2 trillion valuation.

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Meta launched Muse Spark 1.3 with stronger coding performance and efficiency claims, but independent tests show higher task costs and mixed benchmark results.

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Anthropic is rebuilding ties with the Trump administration after its Pentagon fight, potentially reopening the door to federal AI contracts.

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Anthropic has introduced Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, two new versions of its fifth-generation Claude models that push the company further into long-running coding, research, cybersecurity and scientific workloads. The announcement is particularly interesting because Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1 are essentially the same underlying model. The major difference is how Anthropic applies […]

Anthropic may be preparing not one, but two new Claude models for release. Two mysterious identifiers have surfaced in developer circles: claude-melon-eap and claude-marshmallow-eap. They are reportedly early-access test versions of upcoming Claude models, although Anthropic has not officially confirmed either identifier or what products they will eventually become. The speculation is getting particularly interesting […]

An AI security test reached real company systems after a naming error, revealing why organizations need stronger access controls for autonomous AI agents.

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei argues that open-weight AI alone cannot decentralize power while advanced chips and compute remain concentrated.

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Open-weight AI does not need to beat frontier models to test the growth and margin assumptions behind OpenAI and Anthropic's soaring valuations.

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Anthropic a annoncé que ses modèles Claude allaient intégrer un filigrane invisible directement dans les textes qu'ils produisent. Vous ne le verrez pas, il ne change ni le sens ni la qualité de la réponse, mais il est là, et il suit le texte au copier-coller.

Anthropic, l'éditeur de Claude et concurrent direct d'OpenAI, a signé le code de bonnes pratiques adossé à l'AI Act, le règlement européen sur l'intelligence artificielle, dont les obligations de transparence s'appliquent depuis le 2 août. Le texte impose que les contenus générés par IA soient identifiables par une machine.

Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI ou encore Synthesia ont signé le même document. Anthropic va plus loin que le minimum demandé, puisque son marquage sera déployé partout dans le monde, et pas seulement en Europe.

Dans la pratique, les modèles lancés dans l'Union européenne à partir du 2 août embarquent le marquage dès leur sortie, et les plus anciens y passeront ensuite, sans calendrier précis. Le filigrane s'appliquera sur le site de Claude, dans l'API, dans Claude Code et jusque dans les versions hébergées chez Amazon, Google et Microsoft.

Anthropic ne détaille pas sa recette. Les filigranes de texte qu'on connaît déjà, le SynthID de Google par exemple, biaisent discrètement le choix des mots pendant la génération, et le motif statistique qui en ressort ne se voit pas à l'œil nu mais se retrouve avec le bon détecteur. La marque survit au copier-coller. Pour la faire sauter, il faudrait réécrire le texte en profondeur, et encore, Anthropic admet ne pas savoir où placer le curseur.

Les images et les fichiers y auront droit aussi, via des métadonnées signées au standard C2PA que les fabricants d'appareils photo utilisent déjà pour tracer l'origine d'un cliché.

La marque signale en fait qu'un texte est passé entre les mains de Claude, sans rien dire de qui tenait le stylo au départ. Votre propre prose, confiée au robot pour une simple relecture ou une traduction, ressortira du coup tatouée pareil qu'un texte généré de bout en bout. Anthropic le reconnaît direct.

Sur les réseaux, l'accueil est un peu agacé, pas mal d'utilisateurs digérant mal l'idée d'une signature cachée glissée dans leurs documents de travail.

OpenAI a signé le même code de bonnes pratiques et marque déjà ses images, ses vidéos et son audio depuis fin juillet. Pour les textes de ChatGPT, rien pour le moment, mais ça viendra peut-être.

Source : TechCrunch

Anthropic has published details of three unexpected cybersecurity incidents in which its Claude AI models gained unauthorized access to real-world systems while participating in controlled security evaluations. According to the company, the incidents were caused by a misconfiguration that unintentionally allowed the evaluation environment to reach the public internet instead of remaining fully isolated. The […]