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Anthropic

Anthropic is the San Francisco company behind the Claude family of models, Claude Code and the Claude developer platform. It is organized as a public benefit corporation and presents AI safety research as central to its business, a claim this page tracks against what it actually ships and discloses.

81 stories · updated Oct 18

Key facts

Checked Oct 8
First public announcement
May 28, 2021 ($124M funding round)
MCP announced
November 25, 2024
MCP donated to Agentic AI Foundation (Linux Foundation)
December 9, 2025

Latest on Anthropic

Agents · NewsThe Week in AI #4: Gemini 4 Argon ships, regulators move on rogue AI agents, and a wave of open weightsOctober 12–18, 2026: Gemini 4 Argon goes generally available, the FTC and India's CERT-In act on AI agent incidents, Anthropic's $16.8 billion quarter, and open-weight releases from Meta, Nvidia, Reflection and DeepSeek.·7 min readDevelopers · ExplainerClaude Code review, explained: how Anthropic's Claude Code team reviews AI-written code, and the /code-review, ultrareview and Code Review tools you can useOn October 15, 2026, Anthropic described how the Claude Code team does code review when Claude writes about 90% of the code: parallel AI reviewers, risk-based human approvals and fast reverts. Here's what the post says, what Hacker News pushed back on, and how Claude Code review works for you: the /code-review command, ultrareview, the Code Review service, skills, GitHub and cost.·11 min readResearch · AnalysisWere the NIST curves backdoored? Claude traced the ECDSA curve seeds to a 1990s random number generatorWere the NIST curves backdoored? On October 16, 2026, Anthropic said Claude found that the unexplained seeds behind P-256 and the other NIST ECDSA curves came from a clock-seeded 1990s random number generator. Cryptographer Filippo Valsorda checked the result. What it rules out, and what's still unexplained.·8 min readIndustry · NewsAnthropic's Nova Scotia data center: a 20-year EverWind lease, 95MW by late 2027, and open questions on powerAnthropic's Nova Scotia data center is a lease, not a build: on October 16, 2026, developer EverWind unveiled a C$10 billion campus and wind plan at Point Tupper, and Anthropic confirmed it is the tenant. What's confirmed about capacity, power, water and timing, and what isn't.·6 min readIndustry · NewsAnthropic says AI agent hours outnumber employee hours 6 to 1: what its employment study measured, and where Jack Clark's $44 trillion comes fromAnthropic agent hours vs employees: an October 16, 2026 Anthropic study says interactive AI agent hours outnumbered its employees' hours six to one by August, as junior technical hiring fell. What was measured, how, and how it differs from Jack Clark's $44 trillion US GDP scenario at the IMF meetings.·6 min readModels · ExplainerWhy is Claude Fable 5 unavailable? The June export-control ban, its return, and what you can use nowWhy is Claude Fable 5 unavailable? The US government's June 12, 2026 export-control order forced Anthropic to switch it off worldwide. The ban was lifted on June 30 and Fable 5 came back on July 1. If you still can't pick it today, the cause is almost always your plan or usage credits.·9 min readIndustry · ExplainerAnthropic IPO explained: what's confirmed about the date, price, ticker and exchange, and how shares are allocatedThe Anthropic IPO date, price and ticker haven't been announced. Anthropic has confirmed only a confidential draft S-1, filed June 1, 2026. Here's what's confirmed, what Bloomberg and Reuters have reported, and how IPO shares are generally allocated.·8 min readProducts · ExplainerWhy is Claude 18+? Anthropic's age rule, how accounts get flagged as minors, and how to get back inWhy is Claude 18+? Anthropic's consumer terms require Claude users to be adults, and the company disables accounts its systems think belong to minors. Here's how flags happen, what the Yoti age check involves, and the documented ways to unlock a wrongly flagged account.·7 min readPolicy · NewsFTC sends civil investigative demands to OpenAI and Anthropic over AI safety incidents: what a CID is and what happens nextOn October 14, 2026, the FTC sent civil investigative demands to OpenAI and Anthropic, each more than 50 pages and seeking records on security incidents, safeguards, marketing and privacy, Axios reported, citing one source. The FTC has confirmed only that the demands exist. Here's what the FTC civil investigative demands can compel, what they don't prove, and what comes next.·6 min readIndustry · AnalysisAnthropic's $16.8 billion quarter: what was reported, what it doesn't say, and how it fits the run-rate figuresAnthropic reportedly told prospective investors on October 14, 2026 that its third-quarter revenue reached $16.8 billion, up about 45% from the second quarter. The figure is reported and unaudited, its gross-or-net basis isn't stated, and it lines up with earlier run-rate figures.·8 min read

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