Anthropic news

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1. 10-28 Anthropic's IPO filing: 93 pages of AI nightmares, and a lot of moneyThe people building this AI wrote, in a legal document, that it could end humanity. Part of that is lawyers protecting the company. But if they know these risks this well, who will make them slow down once Wall Street owns a piece? Business
2. 10-28 Report: Claude trained on pirated books by Stanford professorsThe company that sells itself as the careful lab still faces questions about how it got its training data. If you write, teach or create, your work may already be inside these models. Policy
3. 10-27 Anthropic files to go public, with about 100 pages of risksThis is the first big AI lab asking the public to buy in, and the filing shows how much power and energy this race needs. A company that writes 100 pages of risks while promising to change everything deserves a careful read of both parts. Business
4. 10-26 Elvis sues Anthropic, and other fights over our dataWho can use your words, your songs, your kids' data or your camera? The courts are slowly answering, but AI moves much faster than a trial. Policy
5. 10-25 Apollo sees no AI payoff outside tech yetIf AI mostly pays off for the companies selling it, the huge spending is still a bet, not a business. When big bets go wrong, normal workers and savers often pay the bill. Business
6. 10-25 AI labs lock down hacking skills, and open models followStopping attackers is good. But the same blocks also stop people who just want to check what their own devices do. And with jailbreak lists public, the locks may stop honest users more than bad ones. Safety
7. 10-24 Bubble talk grows as Anthropic's IPO gets closeHuge demand and huge debt can exist at the same time. If the bubble pops, workers, pensions and energy bills could feel it, not only investors. Business