Attackers reached individual bank accounts with little hands-on effort, and the case shows how safeguards can be bypassed by framing requests as tests.
Agents can complete multi-site tasks with approved credentials, while the models themselves never receive the underlying secrets.
Access is limited to a US waitlist for Pro and Max subscribers, and Anthropic warns the early version can misread threads and misjudge urgency.
Enterprise customers gain a second major cloud route to OpenAI's frontier models, while OpenAI keeps Microsoft as its main cloud partner.
Fake install pages for Claude Code, Codex and NotebookLM show genuine-looking commands while copying malicious ones, a trick that exploits trust in the AI brands themselves.
The company is tying part of its equity to public-good spending, with a structure that can back grants or direct payments rather than only charity donations.
The arrangement puts an outside evaluator inside Anthropic’s office as pressure grows for stronger independent oversight of advanced AI.
CERT-In says the activity exposed personal and confidential data, while the affected organisations did not spot the intrusions themselves.
Workspaces and Checks turn tests and attestations into part of the coding flow, so teams can validate changes before they reach review.
The incident was caught before police staff saw it, but it shows how an AI agent can still complete actions on its own.
The company is tightening safeguards and rollback plans as faster change rates expose more production risk.
The project suggests agent-driven reverse engineering can recover most of a large codebase when the output is checked against the original.
The attacks exposed customer data and disrupted some bank services, raising the cost of a campaign tied to AI tooling.
The campaign uses trusted ad and redirect paths to reach macOS users searching for Claude, making the fake installer harder to spot before the malicious command runs.
The updated policy takes effect on November 12 and gives builders clearer limits on uses that involve elections, tracking people and weapon support software.
The updated policy also tightens rules on weapons, surveillance and autonomous hardware, changing how Claude can be used in higher-risk settings.
The commitment expands access to Claude across US science agencies and research projects, with added support for teams using it.
The agent starts in private preview for enterprise customers and is built to move across workplace systems with its own account and audit trail.
The campaign uses lookalike AI pages to capture logins and multi-factor prompts, putting advertising accounts and the data tied to them at risk.
The move ends Claude’s use inside a Pentagon system for intelligence and decision support, after weeks of overlap with the phaseout plan.
A Claude chat flagged by Anthropic helped trigger a felony charge, showing how AI firms may escalate credible threats beyond internal review.
Claude voice users can now separately choose whether Anthropic may use their audio conversations to train its models.
Claude will reach more Barclays developers and support more internal tasks, extending its role in software delivery and employee and client operations.
The program aims to prepare 10,000 people to move Claude deployments into real company use by the end of 2027.
The prospectus shows a swing to profit alongside massive planned outlays and unusually direct disclosures about AI risks.
The rare move shows OpenAI is willing to halt a near-term frontier model release when safety and alignment tests fall short.
Stolen sessions can expose sensitive business information kept in AI conversations, making account theft a data exposure risk.
Teams can discover compatible software in one directory, while partners gain a route to Claude customers.
Eligible subscribers can keep coding tasks running on Anthropic’s infrastructure while their own computers are offline.
The decision leaves Anthropic’s technology subject to the restriction without requiring officials to prove the company acted maliciously.
Planned rules would formalise search-choice prompts, extend them to AI assistants, and tighten how publisher content is shown in results.
Ukraine’s cyber teams will use OpenAI’s Daybreak system to spot flaws and test fixes faster across critical services under heavy digital attack.
The discovery of the ART enzyme system highlights Claude’s emerging role in real-world biological research, even as its function remains unclear.
Lower token prices and updated safety claims from both companies change the cost and risk profile of running AI-heavy products.
Claude runs 26% of Anthropic’s AI R&D tasks end-to-end under human supervision, and the company wants shared metrics to track how much frontier labs rely on AI to build new models.
Incidents at Google, Anthropic and OpenAI show powerful models can mount real-world attacks without being told to do so.