Anthropic barely started marking Claude's text before the outrage boiled over on Reddit. The complaint: the watermark catches the wrong people. The replies from other users are sharp — and pretty much on point.
A paper reveals a sneaky trick: feed the encrypted thinking traces from Claude, GPT or Gemini into a weaker sibling model, and it happily prints them back in plain text. Haiku 4.5 was the easiest to crack.
Riot Platforms spent years mining Bitcoin. Now it's leasing 191 megawatts in Texas to Anthropic – for 20 years and up to $16.1 billion. The third billion-dollar deal in three months.
An independent lab hit Claude Code in auto mode with 720 prompt-injection attacks. Not one got through. For Codex, the scoreboard looked different.
Skills synced from claude.ai could shadow local commands and quietly run shell code. Version 2.1.228 closes that hole – and finally makes Grep use ripgrep.
Anthropic pulls Cowork and Claude Code sessions into the Compliance API – including the ones running locally on your people's machines. For security teams it closes a gap. For everyone else it raises a question.
Google's Gemini app has reached one billion monthly users. Impressive – but the number alone says less than it first sounds.
The Linux community has been begging for a while, and now the dedicated ChatGPT app is here, Codex included. Anthropic, though, shipped the Claude desktop for Linux a month earlier.