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Anthropic has reportedly agreed to pay Google $200 billion over the next five years for access to chips and cloud servers. The deal, reported by The Information, follows an earlier agreement granting the Claude AI creator access to Google's infrastructure. It highlights the massive investments fueling the AI sector.

23. April 2026 Von KI berichtet

Following last week's unveiling that sparked global alarms, Anthropic has restricted its powerful Mythos AI—adept at finding cybersecurity vulnerabilities—to select firms under Project Glasswing, including Amazon Web Services, Apple, and Google, after an accidental leak raised national security concerns.

Building on its January Cowork feature, Anthropic has launched a research preview for Claude Code and Cowork tools, enabling Pro and Max subscribers' Claude AI to directly control Mac desktops—pointing, clicking, scrolling, and navigating screens for tasks like opening files, using browsers, developer tools, and app interactions such as Google Calendar and Slack. Safeguards address security risks, amid competition from tools like OpenClaw.

18. März 2026 Von KI berichtet

Die Musikrechtefirma BMG hat eine Klage gegen die KI-Firma Anthropic eingereicht. Sie behauptet, dass der Chatbot Claude unerlaubt Songtexte verwendet hat, um sie zu trainieren. In der Klage wird behauptet, dass die Rechtsverletzung bis zur Gründung von Anthropic zurückreicht und Werke von Künstlern wie Justin Bieber und Bruno Mars betrifft. BMG fordert Schadensersatz in Höhe von bis zu 150.000 Dollar pro verletztem Werk.

The Python Software Foundation has secured $1.5 million from Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI, for a two-year partnership focused on enhancing Python ecosystem security. This follows the foundation's rejection of similar funding from the US government last year over concerns about diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. The investment aims to protect the Python Package Index from supply chain attacks and support ongoing operations.

3. November 2025 Von KI berichtet

A new Anthropic research paper reveals that large language models exhibit some introspective awareness of their internal processes, but this ability is highly inconsistent and unreliable. Published on November 3, 2025, the study titled 'Emergent Introspective Awareness in Large Language Models' uses innovative methods to test AI self-description. Despite occasional successes, failures of introspection remain the norm.