Public Sentiment Is Shifting: AI Skepticism Grows Just as Anthropic and OpenAI Eye IPOs
As Anthropic and OpenAI prepare for their IPOs, public pushback against AI and data centers is growing. The timing could hardly be worse.
As Anthropic and OpenAI prepare for their IPOs, public pushback against AI and data centers is growing. The timing could hardly be worse.
Anthropic officially launches Claude Opus 4.7. The new flagship model brings 13% better coding performance, triple the image processing capacity, and a new 'xhigh' effort level.
Anthropic launched automated routines for Claude Code alongside a redesigned desktop app. Scheduled tasks, API triggers, and an integrated terminal turn the coding agent into a round-the-clock teammate.
Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust appointed Vas Narasimhan to the board. The Novartis chief brings pharma expertise and signals Anthropic's growing healthcare ambitions.
Stanford's new AI Index reveals a growing divide between AI experts and the public. Only 33 percent of Americans believe AI will improve their jobs. Meanwhile, China is catching up fast.
Investors are offering Anthropic an $800 billion valuation. Meanwhile, some OpenAI backers are starting to question their bets.
Anthropic patches a security vulnerability in the Bash tool and adds Git worktree support, plugin monitors, and faster diffs.
OpenAI's next model codenamed 'Spud' has finished pre-training. Polymarket gives it 78 percent odds of launching by end of April.