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Anthropic committed $10 million to Canadian artificial-intelligence research
Anthropic has directed $10 million toward artificial-intelligence research in Canada, with the first $1 million in Claude AI credits flowing through the University of Toronto’s Data Sciences Institute.
Researchers fear AI is moving too fast, while Mark Zuckerberg is worried about who owns it. Plus: Inside Black Forest Labs’ push into robotics.
Two recent AI breaches raise worrisome questions about the industry: Will an AI one day hack into some vital computer network and do real harm?
Anthropic says one of its artificial intelligence (AI) models gained unauthorized access to three different organizations during safety testing.
A federal judge seems likely to rule that President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth overstepped their authority when they ordered federal agencies to stop using Anthropic’s technology and designated the artificial intelligence company a national security risk.
Microsoft Corp. MSFT has spent the past two years positioning itself as one of artificial intelligence’s biggest builders. But during its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, the company revealed that simply investing in AI proved lucrative enough to outperform one of its own operating businesses.
Do you want AIs with that? Artificial intelligence giants Anthropic and OpenAI are now generating more cash than McDonald’s or Starbucks — as the AI boom dwarfs traditional American corporate giants.
The rivals endorsed a letter signed by hundreds of AI company employees asking for international diplomacy to slow progress on the technology if it gets too rapid.