Anthropic has officially released its new flagship AI, Claude Opus 4.1, an incremental upgrade designed to boost coding and reasoning performance. Launched on August 5, the model is now available to paid users and developers through Anthropic’s API, Amazon Bedrock, and Google’s Vertex AI. The release follows recent leaks and a new company-wide push for […]| WinBuzzer
Anthropic has released a new safety framework for AI agents, a direct response to a wave of industry failures from Google, Amazon, and others.| WinBuzzer
References to Anthropic's new 'Claude 4.1' AI model have leaked, suggesting enhanced problem-solving capabilities amid new safety frameworks and past controversies.| WinBuzzer
Google launches the Kaggle Game Arena, a new platform where top AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and more will compete in chess to test reasoning skills.| WinBuzzer
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Anthropic has reframed its OpenAI API block, clarifying it will still permit access for safety and benchmarking while barring use for competitive development of GPT-5.| WinBuzzer
Anthropic has revoked OpenAI's API access to its Claude models, accusing its rival of violating terms of service to develop GPT-5.| WinBuzzer
Anthropic announces new weekly rate limits for Claude Code, effective Aug 28, to curb power users after weeks of backlash over unannounced, quiet caps.| WinBuzzer
