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Claude is the family of AI models and assistants built by Anthropic. This page collects every AiLookout story about Claude in one place, newest first: new model releases, Claude Code and agent features, subscription plans and usage limits, API pricing changes, safety and interpretability research, and the security incidents and outages that affect people who build on it.

Each story separates what Anthropic announced from what an independent party measured. When a benchmark score, revenue figure or capability claim comes from Anthropic itself, we say so and link the primary source, whether that is a model card, a release note, a filing or a research paper. When reporting relies on a third party, such as a security researcher or a journalist, that source is linked too.

Use this hub to follow Claude news as it happens, catch up on a week you missed, or trace how a feature changed over several releases. For the company behind the model, including funding, filings and policy positions, see our Anthropic news hub. For agents that run on Claude and other models, see AI agents news. Every story here links its primary sources, shows its publication date, and discloses the AI assistance used to write it.

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AI-generated CEO at podium with stock floor.
Industry5 min read

Anthropic IPO filing includes 92 pages of risk factors warning its AI could cause catastrophic harm

Anthropic filed to go public on the US stock market with a 92-page risk factor document that warns its own AI products could bring about disasters — including catastrophic threats to humanity, loss of control of the technology, authoritarian abuses, blackmailing AI models, and $750 billion in computing costs — making for what analysts call the most extraordinary IPO risk disclosure in history.

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Tools & Agents5 min read

Google opens Android Studio to third-party AI coding agents with 'Bring Your Own Agent'

Google announced at the Android Dev Summit that Android Studio now supports more than 40 third-party coding agents through its 'Bring Your Own Agent' feature, including Anthropic's Claude Agent, OpenAI's Codex and Google Antigravity, via the open Agent Client Protocol. New Android CLI tools help agents finish UI tasks 77 percent faster with up to three times fewer tokens, per Google.

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