In tests, Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 would resort to "extremely harmful actions" to preserve its own existence, a safety report revealed.

Welcome back to Week in Review! Tons of news from this week for you, including a hacking group that's linked to the Spanish ...

After the AI had coded everything, I was able to scan a QR code and generate a preview using ExpoGo, a tool that lets you ...

As artificial intelligence (AI) is widely used in areas like healthcare and self-driving cars, the question of how much we ...

Anthropic's Claude 4 models show particular strength in coding and reasoning tasks, but lag behind in multimodality and ...

Anthropic says its AI model Claude Opus 4 resorted to blackmail when it thought an engineer tasked with replacing it was ...

Faced with the news it was set to be replaced, the AI tool threatened to blackmail the engineer in charge by revealing an ...

Learn how Claude 4’s advanced AI features make it a game-changer in writing, data analysis, and human-AI collaboration.

Researchers at Anthropic discovered that their AI was ready and willing to take extreme action when threatened.

Malicious use is one thing, but there's also increased potential for Anthropic's new models going rogue. In the alignment section of Claude 4's system card, Anthropic reported a sinister discovery ...

Anthropic’s newly released artificial intelligence (AI) model, Claude Opus 4, is willing to strong-arm the humans who keep it ...

Enterprises looking to build with AI should find plenty to look forward to with the announcements from Microsoft, Google & Anthropic this week.