Reddit claims Anthropic used its content to train A.I. models without approval, filing a lawsuit to protect user data.

Reddit started a legal fight against AI giant Anthropic over data scraping, highlighting issues of content ownership and ...

In Reddit's complaint, the company claimed that what Anthropic did was "unlawful," and a massive violation of the platform's user agreement, with the company reinforcing its policies to license ...

But this is broadly voluntary. Federal law does not compel us or any other A.I. company to be transparent about our models’ capabilities or to take any meaningful steps toward risk reduction. Some ...

Business demand for artificial intelligence is on the rise, and Anthropic’s annualized revenue surge offers compelling proof of this very trend.

Last quarter, AWS revenue grew 17% year over year to $29.3 billion, but it was constrained by supply restrictions, according ...

Two years after the launch of ChatGPT, return on investment in generative AI has been elusive, but one area stands out: ...

Innodata is a Layer 2.5 AI enabler, benefiting from enterprise demand for data annotation but with limited scalability vs.

Cursor, a code generation startup based in San Francisco that can suggest and complete lines of code and write whole sections ...

Metronome, the leading usage-based billing platform, today announced two key hires as it continues to establish itself as the leader in enabling fast-growing software and AI companies to modernize ...

But because most are built on AI foundation models developed elsewhere, such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or DeepSeek, their costs per query are also growing, and none are yet profitable. They’re also at ...

Anthropic uses innovative methods like Constitutional AI to guide AI behavior toward ethical and reliable outcomes ...