
Anthropic: Claude weaponized, from drone swarms to bio-weapons
Anthropic's AI, Claude, has landed in the wrong hands. US adversaries reportedly used it to develop kamikaze drones and even bioweapons.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Anthropic's AI, Claude, has landed in the wrong hands. US adversaries reportedly used it to develop kamikaze drones and even bioweapons.

Artificial intelligence devours insane amounts of energy, that's no secret. But what if there's no outlet nearby? Someone's finally tackling that problem head-on.

Thirty-five billion dollars. That's not a small country's budget, but the price tag on the latest cloud deal Anthropic inked for its AI.


The AI giant showdown never stops, it seems. DeepSeek just dropped an experimental model that sees and understands images, aiming straight for Anthropic's top spot.
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Billions of dollars, record IPOs, and hype that just won't quit. Is everything really as golden as it seems in the world of AI?

Hackers are getting smarter, or rather, their AIs are. OpenAI and Anthropic know this well, now sounding the alarm for everyone.
Thought "talking" to an AI wasn't a skill? Anthropic begs to differ. Now you can certify your Claude capabilities.
AI is here, yet not everyone's thrilled about it. Anthropic's CEO Dario Amodei has a theory why, and it's not what you'd expect.

You see an "AI" badge and think: transparent! But that symbol, often, says more about what it isn't saying.

Thought your AI-generated text was anonymous? Think again. Anthropic's Claude AI now adds an invisible watermark to its output.

Telling human-written text from AI-generated prose is becoming a real mess. Anthropic, the startup behind Claude, is stepping in with an idea: watermarks.