Model
claude
Claude is the family of AI assistants built by Anthropic, first released in 2023 and named after tiers — Haiku for the small models, Sonnet for the mid-range, and Opus for the largest. From Claude 3 in March 2024, when Opus briefly took the top of the headline benchmarks from GPT-4, the line built a particular reputation among software developers for coding and for long, multi-step "agentic" work. By 2026 Claude sits among the small group of frontier model families, and Anthropic has extended it above the Opus line into a more capable "Mythos" tier, some of which it has kept out of general release on safety grounds.
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Anthropic launches Claude for Chrome browser agent
Anthropic reported unmitigated browser use failed against 23.6% of prompt-injection attacks in testing, falling to 11.2% with its safety measures in place.
Models & capabilities
Anthropic and US National Nuclear Security Administration build a nuclear-content classifier
The classifier, co-developed with the Department of Energy's NNSA and already running on live Claude traffic, reached 96% accuracy in preliminary testing.
Safety & alignment · Security & misuse
Anthropic publishes study of affective and companionship use of Claude
Analysing 4.5 million conversations, Anthropic found romantic or sexual roleplay made up under 0.1% of Claude.ai use, and Claude pushed back on user requests in fewer than 10% of supportive chats.
Culture & impact · Safety & alignment
Anthropic publishes election safeguards for the 2024 US election
Anthropic reported a system-prompt fix for time-sensitive queries and fine-tuning that increased referrals to authoritative voting-information sources.
Security & misuse · Government & policy
Music publishers sue Anthropic over song lyrics
Universal, Concord and ABKCO alleged Claude reproduced lyrics from at least 500 songs, including a near-identical copy of Katy Perry's 'Roar', and sought statutory damages.
Courts & copyright
Anthropic launches Claude
The company's first public assistant launched, via a chat interface and API, on the same day OpenAI released GPT-4.
Models & capabilities · Labs & people