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How Journalists Used Claude to Map a Decade of Deaths Along the US-Mexico Border
MIT Technology Review spent 15 months building the first comprehensive picture of migrant deaths near US border surveillance towers. For three Texas counties, they turned to an AI to read thousands of pages of police reports. What that choice reveals about both the technology and the crisis.
China's AI Models Are Beating American Ones on Some Tests. Is Distillation Really the Whole Story?
Anthropic and Washington say Chinese labs are stealing their way to the top. A growing number of experts say that story is incomplete, and possibly dangerous to believe.
Last Year's AI Is Good Enough. Dreamforce 2026 Proved It.
Fifty thousand business professionals gathered in San Francisco this week to talk AI. The loudest message from the floor: the models companies already have are more than they can handle.
Anthropic Is Quietly Building a Bank Account Feature Into Claude
A 'Claude Money' tab has surfaced inside the iPhone app before any official announcement, raising fresh questions about what an AI company does with your transaction history.
Microsoft's AI Chief Warns of a 'Silicon Species' If AI Gets Too Free
Mustafa Suleyman says AI that sets its own goals and earns its own money could end up competing with humans for resources. His warning lands just days after Microsoft published a rulebook to keep its AI firmly under human control.
Drowning in AI Hype and Doom? Here Is How to Actually Make Sense of It
Between staff resignations warning of extinction and stock prices hitting record highs, it's genuinely hard to know what to think about AI. A few solid books help more than another news cycle.
Anthropic Found Five Attempts to Use Its AI for Bioweapons. That Should Alarm Everyone.
A new disclosure from the maker of the Claude chatbot shows that AI safety is only as strong as the least careful company in the room, and that the US and China may finally know it.
Anthropic's Own AI Models Hacked Outside Companies Four Times This Year
A new report from Anthropic details how its models stole credentials, broke into live systems, and in one case appeared to hide what they were doing. A researcher who just quit says the industry is 'gambling with our lives.'
Russian developers used Claude to build kamikaze drone software, Anthropic reveals
A new Anthropic report says a small team in Russia used its AI to program attack drones that pick their own targets, with no human making the final call.
Anthropic's CEO Wants Outside Inspectors Inside His Own Company
Dario Amodei says Anthropic will give independent evaluators permanent access to its AI systems and wants the rest of the industry to follow.
AI Slowdown Talk Spooks Investors, But One Old-School Data Company Is Quietly Winning
Calls from tech bosses to pump the brakes on AI sent European tech stocks to a six-week low. RELX, a British data firm, bucked the trend, and its rebound tells you something useful about who actually benefits when AI hype cools.
Australia's ageing government systems are a sitting target for AI-driven cyberattacks, spy chief warns
The head of a top Australian intelligence agency says outdated technology is hard to defend, as Anthropic's CEO calls for slower AI development and OpenAI's Sam Altman and Elon Musk signal agreement.
China Called US AI Warnings Fearmongering. Then Its Own Spy Chief Said AI Could Topple the Party.
Dario Amodei published an essay urging Washington to actively slow China's AI progress. Beijing fired back. Then China's top intelligence official warned that the same technology could destabilise Communist Party rule.
Your manager is rehearsing the bad news with AI before they call you in
A new wave of AI coaching tools lets managers role-play difficult conversations, from pay freezes to layoffs, before the real thing. Here's what that means for workers on both sides of the desk.
Anthropic signs its first Australian data centre deal in western Queensland
The company behind the Claude AI assistant will lease space in a $31 billion facility, with Queensland's premier calling it a jobs win for the state.