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The proposed sale of 825 million shares could raise as much as $64.35 billion, alongside a separate $26 billion private placement. The terms would give public shareholders limited voting...
At a Wall Street Journal conference, the OpenAI president pointed to a shift toward enterprise revenue while saying the company wants to go public when the timing is right.
The Nasdaq Composite fell 10% from its October record during November 5 trading, as investors weighed AI spending and growing scrutiny of data-center expansion.
The Claude maker has filed for a proposed US stock-market listing. Its prospectus sets out potential medical benefits and societal risks as investors weigh its rapid growth.
IllustrationAnthropic’s new prospectus omits recent revenue and some infrastructure figures, while disclosing major long-term compute commitments that investors must assess.
Meta edged lower on October 23 after a sharp fall the previous day, while other major AI-linked shares moved in both directions as investors assessed the cost of expansion.
IllustrationThe new assistant is designed to flag work across connected apps and carry out tasks. Initial access is limited to waitlisted US Pro and Max subscribers.
The AI company says the stake would support public benefit work, including possible responses to job disruption, but the initial transfer requires stockholder approval.
The AI company’s reported third-quarter revenue rose 45% from the previous quarter as it briefed prospective investors in San Francisco on October 14.
Reuters reports negotiations over publication rights for outside AI evaluators. The companies describe their review and redaction practices differently.
Minister K Shanmugam says Singapore wants near-real-time transparency and earlier notification to governments as AI-related cyber risks grow.
The company says smaller models may soon be capable of replicating across connected devices, but its tests have not demonstrated a reliable real-world AI worm.
Police said Anthropic traced the submission to automated testing, stopped the process and added a validation check. The model and circumstances remain unidentified.
The new policy exempts ordinary frustration, creative themes and research. Ending conversations will remain its main enforcement tool, while practical thresholds remain unclear.
Nine South Korean banks and two mega-churches are investigating attacks, while Japanese companies face a surge in incidents. AI’s involvement remains under investigation.
Anthropic says its new small model costs about 75% less to run on average than Haiku 4.5 and adds adjustable effort and tighter limits on some cybersecurity requests.
Anthropic has proposed conditional approval to train AI on Australian copyrighted works. The ABC and SBS say news publishers need stronger protections and compensation.
The company says a commercial platform used roughly 1,000 fake X accounts, a fabricated news site and constituency profiles. It found no evidence the material broke into...