A source familiar tells TechCrunch the blog was a “pilot” meant to help Anthropic’s team combine customer requests for explainer-type “tips and tricks” content with mark

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AI startup Anthropic has wound down its AI chatbot Claude's blog, known as Claude Explains. The blog was only live for around a month.

OpenAI competitor Anthropic, which makes the Claude chatbot, is rolling out a new set of AI models built specifically for US national security use cases.Governments using these types of large language models for national security is nothing new;

Anthropic says the new models underwent the same "safety testing" as all Claude models. The company has been pursuing government contracts as it seeks reliable revenue sources, partnering with Palantir and Amazon Web Services in November to sell AI tools to defense customers.

In a new lawsuit, Reddit accuses AI company Anthropic of illegally scraping its users’ data—including posts authored by sports fans who use the popular online discussion platform. Reddit’s complaint,

Anthropic has quietly launched Claude Explains, a new dedicated page on its website that's generated mostly by the company's AI model family, Claude.

On the heels of an OpenAI controversy over deleted posts, Reddit sued Anthropic on Wednesday, accusing the AI company of "intentionally" training AI models on the "personal data of Reddit users"—including their deleted posts—"without ever requesting their consent."

There are three trends emerging in AI enterprise software adoption, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said during an appearance at Databricks's annual Data & AI Summit in San Francisco.

The AI blog that caught readers’ attention is already gone. Many people outside the tech community likely missed that Anthropic kicked off June 2025 with the launch of Claude Ex