Madison Mills

Anthropic users across online forums are raising the same complaint: Claude suddenly feels ...

AI's rapid advance is raising the risk of both large-scale attacks on financial infrastructure and small, targeted fraud that can drain individual accounts. Banks have long been the gold standard for cybersecurity—but they need to move faster in an AI world. Fraudsters are already ahead of the banks. Everyday AI fraud is a growing concern as models get cheaper and more capable—but the bigger threat is infrastructure-level attacks. The risk isn't just theoretical.

Anthropic published the capabilities of Claude Mythos Preview, its latest model that the company will allow

Anthropic is now capturing over 73 percent of all spending among companies buying AI tools for the first time, according to 

It's a CEO's job to sell their product—not scare people that it'll ruin their lives.

AI may never be as cheap to use as it is today. AI companies are hooking users with low prices that won't last—straight out of the Amazon and Uber playbook. The push to show profits before init

Top AI experts at OpenAI, Anthropic, and other companies warn of rising dangers of their technology, with some quitting in protest or going public with grave concerns. Leading AI models, including Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT, are getting a lot better, a lot faster, and even building new products themselves.

President Trump has offered a variety of reasons for his intense, pugilistic ambitions in Venezuela, Greenland, and other hemispheric players.