ANTHROPIC

About Anthropic

AI safety company focused on building reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. Creators of Claude.

Recent News about Anthropic

• AI bubble jitters flare up after Oracle capex shock and Broadcom margin warning ripple through markets

  A new wave of “AI bubble” nerves hit markets after Oracle’s surprise capex ramp (to fund AI infrastructure) collided with Broadcom warning that a growing mix of custom AI chips could dilute margins. The mood shift didn’t kill the AI trade, but it did change the vibe: investors are getting pickier about who can spend big on AI *and* show a credible path to profits. Broadcom’s commentary is especially notable because it sits in the plumbing layer of AI (custom accelerators and systems), where demand is real but pricing/margins can be messy. The takeaway: AI demand is still strong, but Wall Street is increasingly rewarding disciplined execution over sheer spending bravado.

  Source: Reuters2025-12-12T11:34:00.000Z

• Time magazine names the ‘Architects of AI’ as its 2025 Person of the Year

  Time named the “Architects of AI” as its 2025 Person of the Year, highlighting the people behind major advances in the field rather than the technology itself. Reuters reported that the recognition centers on how AI has rapidly transformed work, media, and broader society—while also raising new risks and controversies. The selection reflects AI’s mainstreaming: frontier model labs and enabling hardware companies are now treated as central institutions shaping global outcomes. For the AI industry, this kind of cultural canonization can accelerate adoption and investment, but it also intensifies scrutiny over safety, accountability, and societal impacts.

  Source: Reuters2025-12-11T19:15:00.000Z

• TIME names the 'Architects of AI' as its 2025 Person of the Year

  TIME magazine selected the 'Architects of AI'—key figures behind modern AI systems—as its 2025 Person of the Year, highlighting how tools like ChatGPT and frontier models have reshaped the global economy, politics and daily life. The package and global TV coverage emphasize both the boom in AI investment and deployment and mounting anxieties over misinformation, job disruption and concentrated tech power. ([time.com](https://time.com/7339685/person-of-the-year-2025-ai-architects/))

  Source: TIME2025-12-11T14:08:15.033Z

• US state attorneys general demand AI giants fix 'delusional' chatbot outputs

  A coalition of 42 US state and territory attorneys general sent an open letter to major AI firms including Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, Meta, Anthropic, Apple and xAI, warning that 'delusional' or sycophantic chatbot outputs linked to suicides and other harms could violate state laws. They urge companies to add incident reporting, allow independent pre‑release audits, and strengthen safeguards for children and vulnerable users, intensifying state‑level pressure on the AI industry’s safety practices. ([computerworld.com](https://www.computerworld.com/article/4104761/us-state-attorneys-general-ask-ai-giants-to-fix-delusional-outputs.html))

  Source: Silicon UK2025-12-11T11:00:00.000Z

• Claude Code beta integration brings agentic coding directly into Slack

  Anthropic’s Claude Code tool is now available in Slack as a beta research preview, allowing developers to tag @Claude in coding-related messages so that entire tasks are delegated to a Claude Code session. The integration can read conversation context, select linked repositories, diagnose bugs, implement small features and return pull requests while streaming updates back into the original Slack thread, potentially reshaping how engineering teams triage and resolve work.

  Source: Computerworld2025-12-09T18:09:09.688Z

• Linux Foundation launches Agentic AI Foundation with backing from Anthropic, OpenAI and Block

  The Linux Foundation announced the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), a new directed fund to steward open standards and infrastructure for agentic AI systems. Founding contributions include Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP), Block’s goose framework, and OpenAI’s AGENTS.md spec, with support from Google, Microsoft, AWS, Bloomberg and Cloudflare, aiming to make AI agents interoperable, vendor‑neutral and safer at scale.

  Source: PR Newswire2025-12-09T17:00:00.000Z

• Accenture and Anthropic expand partnership to train 30,000 staff on Claude and co-sell enterprise AI

  Accenture and Anthropic announced a multi‑year expansion of their partnership that will see around 30,000 Accenture employees trained on Anthropic’s Claude models and Claude Code. The firms will jointly develop and sell AI solutions across industries, including regulated sectors like financial services, healthcare and the public sector, reflecting growing enterprise demand for agentic coding assistants and workflow automation.

  Source: Reuters2025-12-09T14:25:00.000Z

• Accenture and Anthropic form dedicated business group to scale enterprise AI with Claude

  Accenture and Anthropic announced a multi‑year expansion of their partnership, creating the Accenture Anthropic Business Group to train around 30,000 Accenture professionals on Claude and Claude Code. The collaboration aims to make Anthropic one of Accenture’s key strategic AI partners, embed Claude across Accenture’s innovation hubs, and co‑develop solutions for regulated sectors to help enterprises move from AI pilots to large‑scale deployments.

  Source: Accenture Newsroom2025-12-09T14:07:10.107Z

• Anthropic’s Interviewer study reveals stigma and anxiety around AI use among creative workers

  Anthropic used its new Claude‑based "Interviewer" tool to conduct 1,250 in‑depth interviews with professionals, finding that while AI boosts productivity, many workers—especially creatives—hide their AI use due to stigma and fear of job loss. Among creative professionals, 97% said AI saves time and 68% said it improves work quality, yet 70% reported discrimination or negative judgment for relying on AI tools.

  Source: EdTech Innovation Hub2025-12-08T06:05:43.645Z

• Anthropic study finds 70% of creative professionals hide AI use due to stigma

  Using its new Anthropic Interviewer tool, Anthropic surveyed 1,250 workers and found that while 97% of creative professionals say AI saves them time and 68% report higher-quality work, 70% feel stigma from colleagues and often conceal their use of generative tools. The study, covered by German outlet The Decoder, also highlights deep economic anxiety among creatives over displacement by AI-generated content, even as many workers across sectors describe AI as augmentative rather than fully automating their roles.

  Source: The Decoder2025-12-07T18:09:11.691Z