Tag: anthropic

Anthropic says Claude Opus 5 is available now, with notable gains on software engineering, knowledge work, and agentic tasks—while keeping the same price as Opus 4.8.

A federal judge signed off on a landmark copyright deal that will pay authors and publishers roughly $3,000 per book after Anthropic used pirated copies to train its chatbot.

Anthropic is urging faster state-level AI regulation, a useful signal that frontier labs are trying to shape the rules before the next wave of model deployment. The piece is relevant for readers tracking how AI policy is being fought in the states, not just in Washington.

The search startup has reportedly built a model-agnostic coding agent, codenamed Teammate, that its engineers have been using internally since May.

A new analysis argues that AI spend is already rising fast enough at frontier labs to rival payroll — and that the rest of the market could follow a very different path depending on model prices, usage patterns, and open-weight alternatives.