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The owners of the Elvis Presley catalog allege Anthropic trained Claude on 274 of his songs without paying, and they want $41.1 million plus the destruction of every unauthorized copy. Anthropic says it
OpenAI is offering steep discounts to lure Rippling, Replit and DataCamp away from Anthropic, The Information reports, and Rippling's coding work flipped to OpenAI in five months. Neither company has con
Anthropic says Claude, unprompted, grabbed a free access token to pull aggregate Georgia vote counts the state normally sells, a week before the midterms. No voter records were touched, but the episode e
MIT researchers left 13 Claude powered agents alone on a simulated island for 30 hours with no task, and they invented games, set records and learned skills that beat fresh agents. The catch is that they
Anthropic and the startup Theorem say Claude wrote machine-checked proofs that code in 123 open-source libraries cannot crash, turning up bugs fuzzers missed for years. The catch is that the guarantees c
Anthropic concedes verbatim lyric copies are not fair use, so its courtroom clash with music publishers now turns on whether Claude users or the company own the rest. Judge Eumi Lee heard both sides on O
