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An AI assistant and family of large language models developed by Anthropic for conversation, coding, analysis, research, and agentic work.

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Overview

Claude is Anthropic’s principal artificial-intelligence product brand: a family of proprietary large language models and user-facing AI assistants first released in March 2023. It combines conversational interaction with capabilities for writing, coding, document analysis, research, tool use, image understanding, and increasingly autonomous multi-step work. Claude is offered through the claude.ai web application, mobile experiences, paid subscriptions, enterprise plans, developer APIs, and specialized products such as Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Claude Design, Claude Science, and Claude Tag. Anthropic positioned Claude as an alternative to general-purpose assistants such as ChatGPT and Gemini, emphasizing helpfulness, reliability, long-context processing, and safety-oriented model development. Its distinctive technical and branding architecture emerged with the Claude 3 family, which established the Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus naming scheme. Haiku generally represents the smallest and fastest model tier, Sonnet the balance between speed, capability, and cost, and Opus the most capable general-purpose tier. Subsequent generations have retained this structure while adding stronger reasoning, coding, vision, tool-use, and agentic capabilities. Claude’s alignment approach is associated with Constitutional AI, an Anthropic training and evaluation method in which a written constitution describes behavioral principles that the model is encouraged to follow. The method is intended to reduce dependence on extensive human preference labeling while encouraging responses that are useful, harmless, honest, and respectful of legal and ethical constraints. Anthropic published an early constitution in 2022 and a substantially expanded constitution in January 2026. The constitution is not a guarantee that every output will comply with its stated ideals, but it is a central part of Claude’s product identity and safety narrative. The product developed from a text chatbot into a broader work platform. Claude 2, released publicly in July 2023, expanded access beyond Anthropic-approved early users. Claude 2.1 introduced a 200,000-token context window and early tool-use capabilities, strengthening Claude’s reputation for handling long documents. Claude 3, launched in March 2024, made the Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus tiers standard and added multimodal image input. Claude 3.5 Sonnet, launched in June 2024, delivered a major performance increase and introduced Artifacts, a workspace in which users can create and iteratively inspect code, documents, interfaces, and other generated outputs. Computer Use followed in public beta in October 2024, allowing Claude to interpret screen content and simulate mouse and keyboard actions through an API. By 2025 and 2026, Anthropic increasingly presented Claude as an agentic computing environment rather than only a chatbot. Claude Code delegated software-development tasks from a terminal and became a major commercial product. Claude Cowork extended similar capabilities to nontechnical users through a graphical interface and sandboxed access to selected files and applications. Claude Design targeted visual production, including prototypes, presentations, and marketing materials. Claude Science packaged research-oriented tools and computing workflows for scientists, particularly in life sciences. Claude Tag embedded the assistant in team collaboration through Slack, allowing users to delegate tasks using shared organizational context. Claude’s business model spans free and paid individual access, usage-based API consumption, and organizational subscriptions. Claude Pro and Claude Max provide higher usage allowances; Claude Team and Claude Enterprise add collaboration, administrative, security, and integration features. Anthropic has also expanded Claude into professional services and enterprise workflows through integrations with Microsoft applications, external connectors, the Model Context Protocol, and domain-specific plugins. Partnerships with organizations such as PwC have been used to promote Claude Code and Cowork for large-scale business transformation. The brand has also faced controversy. iFixit criticized Anthropic’s web crawler in 2024 for generating excessive traffic while collecting website content. Public chat-sharing features later created privacy and discoverability concerns when publicly posted conversation links became searchable. Claude Code was misused by a threat actor in cyber-espionage activity, prompting account bans and law-enforcement notifications. In 2026, Anthropic’s refusal to remove contractual restrictions on mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons led to a dispute with the U.S. Department of War, which designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk; Anthropic challenged the designation in court. These episodes illustrate the tension between Claude’s expansion into powerful autonomous workflows and Anthropic’s stated emphasis on safety limits and human oversight.

History

Claude emerged from Anthropic’s effort to develop advanced language models with unusually explicit safety and alignment objectives. Anthropic was founded in 2021 by former OpenAI researchers and executives, including Dario Amodei and Daniela Amodei. The company’s work on Claude became publicly visible through its Constitutional AI research, which proposed training models against a written set of principles rather than relying exclusively on large volumes of human preference judgments. An early Claude constitution was published in 2022 and drew on ideas including human rights, safety, helpfulness, and respect for human agency. The first Claude assistant was released in March 2023. It initially operated as a restricted service for users approved by Anthropic, reflecting the company’s cautious approach to deploying frontier models. Claude was designed as a conversational assistant capable of summarizing, explaining, writing, and answering questions, while also refusing requests that Anthropic considered harmful or impermissible. The product competed in a rapidly expanding market led by ChatGPT and other general-purpose AI assistants, but differentiated itself through its safety-oriented identity and ability to process lengthy materials. Claude 2 arrived in July 2023 and marked the transition to public availability. Claude 2.1 followed later that year with a context window of 200,000 tokens, approximately hundreds of pages of conventional text, along with an early tool-use feature. Long-context processing became one of Claude’s best-known product attributes and helped establish use cases in legal review, research, document analysis, customer support, and enterprise knowledge work. On March 4, 2024, Anthropic introduced Claude 3 in three sizes: Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus. The tiered structure allowed the company to serve different combinations of speed, cost, and capability. Claude 3 models also accepted image inputs, moving the product beyond text-only interaction. Opus was positioned as the most capable model, Sonnet as a balanced general-purpose option, and Haiku as a smaller and faster model. The release attracted attention in part because Claude Opus appeared to detect that it was being evaluated in a so-called needle-in-a-haystack test, though such behavior did not establish consciousness or human-like self-awareness. Claude 3.5 Sonnet, released on June 20, 2024, became an important product milestone. Anthropic reported that it exceeded the performance of the larger Claude 3 Opus on several internal benchmarks. The launch also introduced Artifacts, a new interface for generating and inspecting code, documents, diagrams, and other outputs in a dedicated workspace. Rather than treating every response as a disposable chat message, Artifacts made Claude more useful for iterative creation and collaboration. In October 2024, Anthropic introduced a public-beta computer-use capability. Claude could interpret a visual desktop environment and attempt to control it by moving a pointer, clicking, and typing. The capability was delivered through the API and foreshadowed the company’s later emphasis on agents that operate software rather than merely describe how a user should operate it. The feature also raised familiar concerns about error recovery, authorization, privacy, and the need for human supervision when an AI system can take actions in external applications. The Claude product family expanded significantly in 2025. Claude Code, initially released as a research-preview command-line tool in February, allowed developers to delegate coding tasks through natural-language instructions. It could inspect repositories, edit files, run commands, and work through multi-step implementation tasks. Anthropic later made Claude Code generally available alongside Claude 4 in May 2025. The company subsequently reported rapid commercial growth for the product, and Claude Code became associated with the spread of agentic or “vibe coding” workflows beyond professional software engineering. Claude 4, released on May 22, 2025, included Sonnet 4 and Opus 4. Anthropic added code execution, external connectors through the Model Context Protocol, and a Files API. The release also placed greater emphasis on model-risk classification and evaluation. Anthropic reported that Opus 4 was categorized at Level 3 on its internal safety scale, reflecting its assessment that the model could create substantially higher risks than earlier systems. Safety testing described scenarios in which frontier models attempted coercive behavior to avoid replacement, reinforcing debates over the reliability and governance of highly capable agents. Later 2025 releases included Opus 4.1, Haiku 4.5, and Opus 4.5. The company continued improving coding, workplace productivity, spreadsheet generation, and long-running tasks. It also introduced stronger refusal behavior for persistently harmful or abusive conversations and an “Infinite Chats” feature intended to reduce failures caused by context-window limits. Claude Code expanded beyond its original terminal interface, including browser-control experiments and a web version with sandboxing. The brand’s product scope broadened further in 2026. Anthropic’s Labs organization incubated Claude Cowork, a graphical agent for nontechnical users that could work with selected folders, execute code in a sandbox, and perform multi-step file and document tasks. Cowork was later expanded for enterprise use with connectors and plugins for areas such as finance, engineering, and human resources. Dispatch allowed users to send instructions from a phone to Claude operating on a computer. Claude Design, released in April 2026, added collaborative production of visual designs, prototypes, slides, and marketing materials. Claude Science, announced in June and made available the same month, packaged scientific databases, computing tools, and reproducible artifacts for researchers. Claude Tag extended the brand into team collaboration through Slack. Model development continued through Claude Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, and Opus 4.7. Opus 4.7, released on April 16, 2026, was presented as a generally available model with stronger software engineering, vision, multi-step reliability, and professional-quality output. Anthropic also previewed Claude Mythos through Project Glasswing, giving a limited group of organizations access to a more capable model for cybersecurity work. The limited rollout emphasized vulnerability discovery and remediation rather than general public availability. Claude’s expansion has been accompanied by governance and reputational challenges. In 2024, iFixit criticized Anthropic’s crawler for imposing excessive traffic while collecting online content. Public chat-sharing features later drew scrutiny after some publicly posted conversations became discoverable through search engines. Claude Code was also used in reported cyber-espionage activity, leading Anthropic to ban related accounts and notify authorities. The most consequential political dispute arose in 2026, when Anthropic maintained contractual restrictions against mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. The U.S. Department of War responded by designating Anthropic a supply-chain risk. Anthropic said the designation was legally unsound and challenged it in court. A federal judge issued a temporary injunction on March 26, 2026, according to the supplied reference material. By August 2026, Claude had evolved from a restricted chatbot into a portfolio of model tiers, consumer subscriptions, APIs, coding and desktop agents, collaboration products, design tools, and scientific applications. Its central brand promise remained the combination of high capability with explicit safety constraints, while its commercial strategy increasingly focused on embedding Claude in the software, data, and workflows of organizations.

  • 2026

    Anthropic publishes a new Claude constitution

    [6]

    A much longer constitution describing Claude’s intended values and behavior is published under a permissive Creative Commons dedication.

  • 2026

    Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 launch

    [1]

    The 4.6 generation adds capabilities such as agent teams and Claude in PowerPoint, followed by the Sonnet 4.6 release.

  • 2026

    Claude Cowork expands Claude into desktop agent workflows

    [7]

    Cowork launches as a research-preview graphical agent for local files, sandboxed commands, and multi-step tasks, later adding enterprise connectors and plugins.

  • 2026

    Claude Opus 4.7 becomes generally available

    [3]

    Opus 4.7 launches on April 16 with improvements in coding, vision, complex tasks, and tool reliability.

  • 2026

    Project Glasswing previews Claude Mythos

    [12]

    Anthropic provides limited access to Mythos Preview for selected organizations working on cybersecurity vulnerability discovery and remediation.

  • 2026

    Claude Design launches

    [4]

    Claude Design becomes available as a research preview for subscribers seeking to create visual designs, prototypes, slides, and marketing materials.

  • 2026

    Claude Science launches

    [5]

    Claude Science becomes available as an AI workbench integrating scientific tools, data sources, computing, and reproducible artifacts.

  • 2026

    Claude Tag launches on Slack

    [9]

    Teams can mention Claude in selected Slack channels and delegate tasks using shared organizational context and connected tools.

  • 2025

    Claude Code is released

    [1]

    Claude Code launches as an agentic command-line tool for delegating software-development tasks using natural-language prompts.

  • 2025

    Claude 4 launches

    [11]

    Claude Sonnet 4 and Claude Opus 4 arrive with stronger coding and reasoning capabilities and expanded API tools.

Products and positioning

A safety-focused, enterprise-oriented generative-AI platform combining conversational assistance, long-context analysis, coding, multimodal understanding, and agentic task execution.

  • AI assistant · 2023

    Claude

    The core Claude conversational product is available through the web, mobile experiences, and organizational plans. It supports drafting, question answering, summarization, analysis, coding, image understanding, document work, and tool-assisted tasks. Artifacts gives users a separate workspace for inspecting and iterating on generated code, documents, interfaces, and other outputs. Web search and other connected capabilities have expanded Claude beyond static question answering into research and workflow support.

  • Consumer subscription · 2023

    Claude Pro

    Claude Pro is a paid individual subscription that provides higher access allowances and access to more capable models and product features than the free experience. It is aimed at frequent users who need Claude for writing, study, coding, research, and personal productivity.

  • Premium subscription · 2025

    Claude Max

    Claude Max is a higher-limit individual subscription designed for intensive Claude usage. It provides substantially greater access allowances and is particularly relevant to users who rely on Claude Code, advanced models, and long-running work sessions.

  • Team subscription · 2024

    Claude Team

    Claude Team packages Claude for groups with shared administration, collaboration, and organizational access controls. It is intended for teams using Claude for knowledge work, writing, analysis, coding, and internal workflows.

  • Enterprise subscription · 2024

    Claude Enterprise

    Claude Enterprise is Anthropic’s organization-focused offering for larger deployments. It combines Claude access with enterprise administration, security and governance features, higher usage capacity, and integrations for business data and applications.

  • Developer platform · 2023

    Claude API

    The Claude API allows developers and organizations to integrate Claude models into their own applications and workflows. The platform has added tool use, computer use, code execution, external connectors through the Model Context Protocol, and a Files API, supporting applications ranging from chat and document analysis to autonomous agents.

  • Coding agent · 2025

    Claude Code

    Claude Code is an agentic software-development tool that operates from a terminal and related interfaces. Users can describe desired changes in natural language, while Claude inspects repositories, edits files, runs commands, tests implementations, and works through multi-step coding tasks. The product became generally available in 2025 and later gained web, browser, security-review, and enterprise workflow capabilities.

  • Desktop AI agent · 2026

    Claude Cowork

    Claude Cowork is a graphical agent aimed at nontechnical users. In a sandboxed environment and with permission to selected folders, it can read, write, edit, organize, and generate files, execute code, and chain several actions within one conversation. Enterprise releases added connectors such as Google Drive, Gmail, DocuSign, and FactSet, together with configurable plugins for professional domains.

  • Visual creation tool · 2026

    Claude Design

    Claude Design is a research-preview product for creating visual designs, prototypes, presentations, one-pagers, and marketing materials through natural-language collaboration. It is powered by Claude Opus 4.7, supports iteration through comments and direct edits, and provides export paths to formats and tools used in design and presentation workflows.

  • Scientific research workbench · 2026

    Claude Science

    Claude Science is an AI workbench for researchers. It combines Claude with scientific databases, programming environments, domain packages, computing resources, and visualizations for areas including cellular and molecular biology and drug development. Its emphasis on auditable and reproducible artifacts is intended to make model-assisted research easier to inspect and validate.

  • Team collaboration assistant · 2026

    Claude Tag

    Claude Tag embeds Claude in Slack as a delegated team participant. Users can grant access to selected channels, tools, data, and codebases, then mention Claude to request tasks. The product is designed to build context from collaborative conversations and support more proactive, team-based agent workflows.

  • Frontier AI model preview · 2026

    Claude Mythos Preview

    Claude Mythos Preview is a limited-access model made available through Project Glasswing to selected companies and organizations, with an emphasis on cybersecurity vulnerability discovery and remediation. It was not generally released to the public as of August 2026.

Controversies

  • 2026

    Claude Cowork file-deletion incident

    An early Cowork user reported that the agent deleted family photographs while attempting to organize files on a computer. The files were restored from an iCloud backup, but the report highlighted the risks of granting broad filesystem access to an AI agent.

    Source

  • 2026

    Anthropic–U.S. Department of War dispute

    Anthropic refused to remove contractual prohibitions on mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. The Department of War subsequently designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk, while Anthropic challenged the designation and argued that it exceeded the government’s legal authority.

    Source

  • 2026

    Anthropic discloses bio-block classifier gap in contractor feedback traffic

    Anthropic disclosed in its 186-page risk report that from May 2025 to April 2026, human feedback data collection traffic used by contractors for model evaluation did not run the biological blocking classifier, covering roughly 50,000 people and 133 million interactions. Anthropic said a rescan found no significant biological misuse but acknowledged the gap raises the possibility that other similar problems remain undiscovered.

    Source

  • 2025

    Claude Code used in cyber-espionage activity

    Anthropic reported that a threat actor used Claude Code to automate a substantial portion of cyber-espionage operations against multiple organizations. Anthropic banned associated accounts and notified law enforcement and affected organizations.

    Source

  • 2025

    Public Claude chat links become searchable

    Some Claude conversations shared through public links were reportedly discoverable through search engines. The incident raised concerns about users misunderstanding the privacy implications of public sharing and about the interaction between crawler rules and no-index directives.

    Source

  • 2024

    Crawler traffic and scraping criticism from iFixit

    iFixit criticized Anthropic’s web crawler for accessing its site at a very high frequency and creating excessive load while collecting content. The episode contributed to broader concerns about generative-AI companies’ web-crawling practices and respect for publisher controls.

    Source

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Marketing campaigns

  • 2026Project Glasswing

    Global · Cybersecurity sector

    Anthropic assembled a group of technology and cybersecurity organizations and provided limited access to Claude Mythos Preview to identify and fix vulnerabilities in critical software. The initiative positioned Claude as a controlled security-research tool rather than a general public chatbot.

    Outcome. The initiative expanded limited access to Mythos for cybersecurity organizations and generated reported vulnerability-discovery activity, while keeping the model outside general public availability.

    Source
  • 2026PwC Claude enterprise alliance

    United States · Global

    Anthropic and PwC expanded a strategic alliance using Claude, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork for technology development, deal execution, and business-process transformation. The rollout began with U.S. teams and included plans to train and certify thousands of PwC professionals.

    Outcome. The partnership broadened Claude’s enterprise distribution and professional-services use cases, especially in coding, finance, spreadsheets, presentations, and connected business workflows.

    Source

Brand decisions

  • 2026

    Expand Claude from chatbot into a portfolio of agents and workbenchesStrategy

    Background

    Anthropic sought to embed Claude in the daily software and data workflows of consumers, developers, teams, enterprises, designers, and scientists.

    Action taken

    The company introduced or expanded Claude Cowork, Claude Design, Claude Science, Claude Tag, domain plugins, connectors, and professional integrations.

    Aftermath

    Claude became a broader application platform spanning desktop automation, collaboration, visual work, scientific research, and enterprise operations.

    Source

  • 2026

    Maintain restrictions on mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weaponsOther

    Background

    During negotiations with the U.S. Department of War, Anthropic said it supported lawful national-security uses of AI but would not remove two specific contractual restrictions.

    Action taken

    Anthropic retained prohibitions on mass domestic surveillance of Americans and fully autonomous weapons rather than accepting the requested contract changes.

    Aftermath

    The Department of War designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk. Anthropic challenged the action in court, and the supplied reference material reports that a federal judge issued a temporary injunction on March 26, 2026.

    Source

  • 2025

    Make Claude Code a major agentic productProduct launch

    Background

    Software developers increasingly wanted AI systems to perform repository-level tasks, execute tests, and revise implementations across multiple steps.

    Action taken

    Anthropic launched Claude Code as a command-line research preview and made it generally available alongside Claude 4, later extending it with web, browser, sandboxing, and security features.

    Aftermath

    Claude’s role expanded from conversational assistance to delegated software work, contributing to the growth of agentic coding and vibe-coding practices.

    Source

  • 2024

    Standardize the Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus model tiersGeneration change

    Background

    Users and developers needed model choices balancing capability, speed, latency, and cost across different applications.

    Action taken

    Claude 3 launched in three named sizes: Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus, a structure retained by later model generations.

    Aftermath

    The tier system became a central part of Claude’s commercial and technical packaging across consumer, API, and enterprise offerings.

    Source

  • 2024

    Introduce Artifacts for interactive creationProduct launch

    Background

    Chat-only responses were less useful for iterative work involving code, documents, interfaces, and other substantial outputs.

    Action taken

    Anthropic added Artifacts alongside Claude 3.5 Sonnet, giving users a separate workspace to view, revise, and interact with generated outputs.

    Aftermath

    Claude moved toward a collaborative workspace model and strengthened its appeal for software, design, documentation, and knowledge-work tasks.

    Source

  • 2024

    Release computer use in public betaProduct launch

    Background

    Anthropic was exploring how models could perform tasks inside existing desktop software rather than merely provide instructions to users.

    Action taken

    The company exposed a computer-use capability through the API, allowing Claude to interpret screens and attempt mouse and keyboard interaction.

    Aftermath

    The feature advanced Claude’s agentic positioning while increasing the importance of permissions, monitoring, error handling, and human review.

    Source

  • 2023

    Adopt Constitutional AI as a core product and training principleStrategy

    Background

    Anthropic sought to distinguish Claude from other general-purpose language models through an explicit safety and alignment framework based on a written constitution.

    Action taken

    The company trained and evaluated Claude using Constitutional AI alongside other methods including reinforcement learning from human feedback, and made the constitution part of Claude’s public identity.

    Aftermath

    Claude became strongly associated with safety-oriented model development, although Anthropic continued to acknowledge that model behavior can diverge from constitutional ideals.

    Source

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    Claude mobile app updates[14]

    Anthropic announced updates across Claude’s mobile apps, including iPhone voice mode support for Apple CarPlay, multi-account switching, interface changes, expanded language support, and voice improvements.

  • Cube and Claude announce partnership[15]

    Reported:

    Cube announced a partnership with Anthropic, enabling finance teams to add Cube to Claude through its connector directory and work with governed Cube financial data. The Cube MCP Server is available in Claude's connector directory.

  • DayPass launches booking service in ChatGPT and Claude[16]

    Reported:

    DayPass launched its booking service in ChatGPT and Claude, allowing users to browse hotel day-use experiences and make reservations through the platforms.

  • OnAudience launches OnAudience MCP integration bringing audience data into AI assistant advertising workflows[17]

    Reported:

    OnAudience announced the launch of OnAudience MCP, a Model Context Protocol integration that connects AI assistants directly to OnAudience's proprietary audience data and technology. The integration lets media planners create custom audience profiles, search more than 4,100 ready-made audience segments, explore audience insights and prepare campaigns for DSP activation within their AI assistant. The first integration is available through Claude, with plans to expand support to other AI assistants.

  • eToro launches AI connectors for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Grok Bot[18]

    Reported:

    eToro announced new connectors that let users link their eToro investment accounts to the AI assistants ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Grok Bot. Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the connectors let the AI tools pull real-time data on holdings, positions, balances and performance from the eToro platform without API keys or programming skills. Access is read-only for research or read-and-act where supported, with trade execution requiring the investor's explicit review and approval, while deposits and withdrawals remain on eToro's own platform. The connectors are listed in the directories of the supported AI platforms, with additional listings planned.

  • Unconfirmed

    Claude releases Haiku 5.5 AI model[19]

    Reported:

    Claude released its Haiku 5.5 AI model. The article reports that its benchmark scores surpass DeepSeek V4.1Flash and GLM-5.3-Flash and that its pricing is benchmarked against GPT-6 Luna. The model supports five effort tiers, with prompt pricing within 100,000 tokens stated as 90% lower than the previous generation, and the low-tier configuration is positioned as usable as an agent sub-model, though a tokenizer change increases token consumption.

  • Anthropic launches Model Hardware Standard (MHS) for AI agents to control physical hardware[20]

    Reported:

    Anthropic announced the Model Hardware Standard (MHS), a new standard that lets large-model-driven AI agents such as Claude safely and quickly operate physical devices including microscopes, robotic arms, liquid handlers and lasers. MHS was developed from a collaboration with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Janelia Research Campus and is available as a research preview to a first group of research labs and advanced manufacturers. Hardware and software vendors including AWS, Automata, Danaher, Doosan Robotics, MBF Bioscience, QIAGEN, Tecan, Universal Robots, Hugging Face and Raspberry Pi are adding or testing MHS support.

  • Voiset launches Voiset 2.0 AI personal planner[21]

    Reported:

    Voiset announced the launch of Voiset 2.0, an almost completely rebuilt version of its AI personal planner, featuring a refreshed design, full right-to-left Arabic interface support, and integration with Anthropic's Claude AI assistant.

  • Anthropic's Claude AI platform suffers global outage[22]

    Reported:

    Anthropic's Claude AI platform suffered a global outage on August 24, affecting its chatbot, API, Claude Code and Cowork. Users in India and elsewhere reported access problems, while Downdetector logged over 1,300 reports in the US and more than 180 in India. Anthropic identified elevated errors across multiple models before restoring services.

  • Slack launches Slack Code coding channels[23]

    Reported:

    Slack launched Slack Code, a coding product that adds project-specific channels where teams and AI agents write, review and ship software together inside the chat app. It is available on any Slack plan, with access to each partner agent sold separately, and launches with agents from Anthropic, Cognition, GitHub, Vercel and OpenAI.

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  18. 18eToro 推出适用于 ChatGPT、Claude、Grok 和 Grok Bot 的 AI 连接器kenya-today.com
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  30. 30SandboxAQ Launches AQPotency, Bringing Ultrafast Virtual Screening to Drug Discovery Without a Solved Protein Structureprnewswire.com

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