Full-Time
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Develops reliable and interpretable AI systems
$340k - $560k/yr
Mid, Senior
H1B Sponsorship Available
San Francisco, CA, USA
Location-based hybrid policy: Currently, we expect all staff to be in one of our offices at least 25% of the time.
Anthropic focuses on creating reliable and interpretable AI systems. Its main product, Claude, is an AI assistant that can perform various tasks for clients across different industries. Claude uses advanced techniques in natural language processing, reinforcement learning, and human feedback to understand and respond to user requests effectively. What sets Anthropic apart from its competitors is its emphasis on making AI systems that are not only powerful but also easy to understand and control. The company's goal is to enhance operational efficiency and decision-making for its clients by providing AI-driven services and products.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$16.8B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Google unveiled its most powerful generative artificial intelligence model yet, one that opens a new front in the competitive AI race as it performs mostly head-and-shoulders above its staunchest rivals in industry benchmarks. Gemini 2.5, the latest from Google’s family of generative AI models with the same name, is its “most intelligent” model and outperforms top-of-the-line models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok and DeepSeek “by a significant margin,” Google DeepMind Chief Technology Officer Koray Kavukcuoglu wrote in a Wednesday (March 26) blog post. That means enterprises deploying generative AI models can tap a more powerful tool in the Google Cloud arsenal to build their custom apps
Artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic has launched a five-year partnership with data/artificial intelligence (AI) firm Databricks. The collaboration, announced Wednesday (March 26), will bring Anthropic’s AI models and services to the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform, offering Anthropic’s Claude model to more than 1,000 companies. According to a news release from Databricks, this will allow customers to build and deploy AI agents that reason over their own data with Anthropic’s latest frontier model, Claude 3.7 Sonnet
DeepSeek introduced an upgrade to its artificial intelligence model.The new version of the Chinese startup’s V3 large language model was made available through AI development platform Hugging Face, Reuters reported Tuesday (March 25).The release marks DeepSeek’s latest effort to make a name for itself in an evolving AI sector, competing with the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic, the report said. The new model shows improvements over its predecessor in areas like reasoning and coding.DeepSeek rocked the tech world earlier this year when it unveiled a series of AI models that were said to perform at the same level as OpenAI’s ChatGPT but at a lower cost.Interviewed at a conference in China this week, Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly described DeepSeek’s AI models as “excellent.”Asked about the risk of DeepSeek during Apple’s earnings call Jan. 30, Cook said: “In general, I think innovation that drives efficiency is a good thing. And that’s what you see in that model.”But while the debut of DeepSeek led observers to question the need for investment in AI infrastructure, it also prompted a greater focus on reasoning models, which require more spending on inference.AI investments by hyperscale companies such as Amazon, Meta and Microsoft will increase faster than earlier forecasts, with more of that money being spent on running AI systems once they have been trained, instead of on data centers and chips, Bloomberg Intelligence found.The data showed those companies spending $371 billion on data centers and computing resources in 2025 — 44% more than they spent last year — and $525 billion a year by 2032.Meanwhile, AI is being used to speed up the work of customer experience teams and make customers feel heard and better understood.“We’re finally moving beyond superficial ‘personalization,’” said Lisa O’Malley, senior director of industry products and solutions at Google Cloud, in a blog post last month. “AI-powered CX creates the feeling of being understood, of having needs anticipated and met with minimal effort.”For example, O’Malley said customers have begun saying “please” and “thank you” to AI agents, although the “most significant shift, however, is the evolution of the support system from a cost center to a revenue generator. The conversations I’m having with customers point to omnichannel engagement — across voice, web, mobile, email and apps — as directly driving ROI.”For all PYMNTS AI coverage, subscribe to the daily AI Newsletter
"OpenAI, Anthropic and Google in recent months have launched AI known as agents that can automate tasks on consumer devices by taking over people's web browsers.