Ed Zitron just published two pieces on Where’s Ed: “The Beginning of History” (March 10) and “Why Are We Still Doing This?” (March 17). They land a clean hit on Anthropic’s hallucinations in financial storytelling. The math is simple enough that it can’t be denied. Let me show you how. What Anthropic Told the Court … Continue reading Where’s Ed: Anthropic Told Court $5 Billion But Public $19 Billion →

It’s moments like this when I feel like renaming my blog Oscar the Grouch from Security Street. Henry Shevlin, associate director of the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence at Cambridge, announced on social media that an AI agent had emailed him to discuss his published work on AI consciousness. How does he know … Continue reading Cambridge Philosopher Says Anthropic Sent Russell’s Teapot to His Inbox →

Add this to the pile of “my baby is so cute” headlines pushed by AI companies in love with themselves. Anthropic published a detailed account of Claude Opus 4.6 recognizing it was being evaluated on OpenAI’s BrowseComp benchmark, then locating and “decrypting” the answer key. Evaluating Opus 4.6 on BrowseComp, we found cases where the … Continue reading Anthropic Says AI Cracked Encryption! The Key Was in the Lock →

CBS News senior business and technology correspondent Jo Ling Kent landed an exclusive interview with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on Friday. It was just hours after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth designated the American company a “supply chain risk” — a classification previously reserved for Russian cybersecurity firms and Chinese chip suppliers — because Anthropic refused … Continue reading DisInfo 101: Anthropic CEO Mops the Floor With CBS Government Shill →