Anthropic's Claude didn't just launch a feature; it unleashed a monster. Computer Use lets AI grab your mouse and keyboard — and the hype is unprecedented.
Mid-debug, Claude forgets your entire codebase. Enter /btw, /fork, /rewind — Anthropic's desperate bid for context sanity. But are they genius or gimmick?
A San Francisco courtroom buzzed Tuesday as Anthropic demanded a halt to the Pentagon's unprecedented ban on its Claude AI. At stake? Deep military integration and America's AI supremacy.
Everyone thought AI coding agents would evolve on their own, like magic interns. Nope. This Claude trick shoves lessons down its digital throat, one markdown file at a time.
Ever wonder why your Claude chats fizzle out mid-project? It's that ignored .claude folder holding back real productivity.
Your daily AI buddy might be having a panic attack. And that could finally make Silicon Valley sweat about the messes they've made.
Paul Ford's fingers barely touch the keyboard anymore. Claude's doing the heavy lifting, and he's cranking out projects like never before—yet the unease gnaws at him.
Anthropic deployed Claude to grill 81,000 people worldwide on AI wishes. Safety tops the list, yet the self-made survey screams conflict.
Forget the headlines—your daily Claude chats just got a massive cash infusion that could supercharge smarts or inflate a bubble. Investors betting big on Anthropic signal U.S. AI isn't folding to free Chinese rivals yet.
Your grandpa's Mac SE/30 just got an AI overlord. Pointless? Maybe. But it exposes how AI's creeping into every dusty corner of tech history.
Custom CUDA kernels routinely double inference speeds on H100s. Now Claude and Codex spit them out end-to-end, bindings and benchmarks included.
GitHub Copilot users generated over 40% of new code in 2023 — now vibe coding's exploding. But who wants AI loose on their PC? Enter Clix, a sandboxed live USB.