Just days before Anthropic deactivated its most advanced AI models, the White House instructed the company to cut SK Telecom's access to Claude Mythos, citing concerns over alleged connections to China.

Anthropic remains unable to release Claude Mythos or Fable 5 after conflicts with the Trump administration, yet there is no clear explanation of the specific violations. The regulatory landscape is evolving in real time as the government navigates AI oversight without established guidelines.

The court's decision mandates that companies developing, training, and managing AI systems bear legal responsibility for any harm caused by the AI's outputs.

After facing backlash from researchers, Anthropic reversed a policy that would have secretly constrained Claude’s capabilities to develop rival AI models. This change follows concerns that the original policy might have hindered innovation and competition in AI development.

A venture capitalist compares investing in OpenAI and Anthropic to holding shares in both Pepsi and Coke, suggesting that it makes sense to support competing companies simultaneously. This reflects a strategic approach where investors do not feel the need to choose sides between two leading AI firms.

Microsoft’s AI product sales are falling short, and GitHub has faced ongoing challenges. WIRED discussed with VP Scott Hanselman whether the tech giant is playing catch-up in the rapidly evolving market.

With a substantial $500 million investment and a valuation reaching $2.5 billion, Flourish aims to transform the AI landscape by closely examining real neurons to unlock new possibilities.

An in-depth code review by WIRED has revealed that Meta has integrated an unreleased face-recognition system into its smart glasses platform. This technology aims to identify individuals using biometric data stored on users' phones, raising important questions about privacy and biometric security.

A government committee has highlighted significant risks linked to the UK's increasing reliance on the data analytics firm Palantir, describing the dependence as a critical vulnerability.

Illinois lawmakers have approved a groundbreaking AI safety bill mandating companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google to engage independent auditors to verify their adherence to established safety protocols. Governor JB Pritzker has announced his intent to sign the legislation into law.