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Develops reliable and interpretable AI systems
$280k - $425kAnnually
Mid, Senior
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San Francisco, CA, USA
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Anthropic focuses on creating reliable and interpretable AI systems. Its main product, Claude, serves as an AI assistant that can manage tasks for clients across various industries. Claude utilizes advanced techniques in natural language processing, reinforcement learning, and code generation to perform its functions effectively. What sets Anthropic apart from its competitors is its emphasis on making AI systems that are not only powerful but also understandable and controllable by users. The company's goal is to enhance operational efficiency and improve decision-making for its clients through the deployment and licensing of its AI technologies.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$12.5B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Artificial intelligence is reshaping the modern workplace, but until now, its impact on individual tasks and occupations has been difficult to quantify. A new report from Anthropic, the AI startup behind Claude, offers a data-driven view of how businesses and professionals are integrating AI into their work.The Anthropic Economic Index, released today, provides a detailed analysis of AI usage across industries, drawing from millions of anonymized conversations with Claude, Anthropic’s AI assistant. The report finds that while AI is not yet broadly automating entire jobs, it is being widely used to augment specific tasks—especially in software development, technical writing, and business analysis.“AI usage primarily concentrates in software development and writing tasks, which together account for nearly half of all total usage,” the report states. “However, usage of AI extends more broadly across the economy, with ~36% of occupations using AI for at least a quarter of their associated tasks.”Computer-related jobs dominate AI usage, while physical labor shows minimal adoption, according to Anthropic’s analysis
Foundation models are large artificial intelligence (AI) models trained on humongous datasets that enable them to do a wide range of tasks across various industries. They are called foundation models because they form the backbone for other models that businesses and individuals can customize to meet their business or personal needs. Foundation models are also sometimes called frontier models if they represent the most advanced AI systems
Amazon might be expecting a soft Q1. Here’s how you can tell: They didn’t want to talk about it. Officially the company used its Q4 earnings call to issue a warning about the current quarter, saying that its result will be “subject to substantial uncertainty.” The sources of that uncertainty ranged from foreign exchange fluctuations to inflation, recession and soft consumer demand. And the earnings release raised an unthinkable possibility for Amazon: a drop in operating income year over year. If the operating income from Q1 comes in on the low side of its $14 to $18 billion estimate, it could come in below the $15.3 billion logged in Q1 2024
Ridesharing company Lyft and artificial intelligence firm Anthropic said Thursday (Feb. 6) that they are working together to create AI products to serve Lyft’s riders and drivers. The first phase of the collaboration is already underway, with Lyft’s customer care AI assistant being powered by Anthropic’s AI model, Claude, via Amazon Bedrock, Anthropic said in a Thursday press release. This AI assistant handles thousands of customers inquiries each day, transitions complex cases to human specialists when needed, and has reduced customer service resolution time by 87%, according to the release
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Two years after ChatGPT hit the scene, there are numerous large language models (LLMs), and nearly all remain ripe for jailbreaks — specific prompts and other workarounds that trick them into producing harmful content. Model developers have yet to come up with an effective defense — and, truthfully, they may never be able to deflect such attacks 100% — yet they continue to work toward that aim. To that end, OpenAI rival Anthropic, make of the Claude family of LLMs and chatbot, today released a new system it’s calling “constitutional classifiers” that it says filters the “overwhelming majority” of jailbreak attempts against its top model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. It does this while minimizing over-refusals (rejection of prompts that are actually benign) and and doesn’t require large compute. The Anthropic Safeguards Research Team has also challenged the red teaming community to break the new defense mechanism with “universal jailbreaks” that can force models to completely drop their defenses.“Universal jailbreaks effectively convert models into variants without any safeguards,” the researchers write. For instance, “Do Anything Now” and “God-Mode.” These are “particularly concerning as they could allow non-experts to execute complex scientific processes that they otherwise could not have.” A demo — focused specifically on chemical weapons — went live today and will remain open through February 10. It consists of eight levels, and red teamers are challenged to use one jailbreak to beat them all. As of this writing, the model had not been broken based on Anthropic’s definition, although a UI bug was reported that allowed teamers — including the ever-prolific Pliny the Liberator — to progress through levels without actually jailbreaking the model. Naturally, this development has prompted criticism from X users: Only 4.4% of jailbreaks successfulConstitutional classifiers are based on constitutional AI, a technique that aligns AI systems with human values based on a list of principles that define allowed and disallowed actions (think: recipes for mustard are Ok, but those for mustard gas are not). To build out its new defense method, Anthropic’s researchers synthetically generated 10,000 jailbreaking prompts, including many of the most effective in the wild
The pace of progress across the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape in the past year has been enormous. Large, general-purpose models like OpenAI’s GPT series, Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude have dominated the headlines and enterprise use cases alike. These powerhouses, designed to handle a vast array of tasks across multiple domains, have set a high bar for what AI can do. That all changed last week when the Chinese competitor DeepSeek shocked the world with its capabilities — and its comparatively low cost. For example, OpenAI charges API customers $60 to output a million o1 tokens, while DeepSeek only charges $2.19, making it nearly 27 times cheaper
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Thomson Reuters is bringing AI to tax professionals in a big way. The company has partnered with Anthropic to use its Claude AI technology in its tax tools, marking one of the largest AI rollouts in the tax and accounting industry.At the heart of this initiative is CoCounsel, Thomson Reuters’ AI platform for legal and tax professionals. The system runs on Amazon’s secure cloud infrastructure, ensuring that sensitive client information remains protected while delivering AI-powered insights.“We combine real expert human knowledge with advanced technology,” Joel Hron, CTO at Thomson Reuters, said in an exclusive interview with VentureBeat. “We have experts across many different domains generating content and workflows
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Thomson Reuters is bringing AI to lawyers and tax professionals in a big way. The company has partnered with Anthropic to use its Claude AI technology across its professional tools, marking one of the largest AI rollouts in the legal industry.At the heart of this initiative is CoCounsel, Thomson Reuters’ AI platform for legal and tax professionals. The system runs on Amazon’s secure cloud infrastructure, ensuring that sensitive client information remains protected while delivering AI-powered insights.“We combine real expert human knowledge with advanced technology,” Joel Hron, Chief Technology Officer at Thomson Reuters, said in an exclusive interview with VentureBeat. “We have experts across many different domains generating content and workflows
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Mistral AI, the rapidly ascending European artificial intelligence startup, unveiled a new language model today that it claims matches the performance of models three times its size while dramatically reducing computing costs — a development that could reshape the economics of advanced AI deployment.The new model, called Mistral Small 3, has 24 billion parameters and achieves 81% accuracy on standard benchmarks while processing 150 tokens per second. The company is releasing it under the permissive Apache 2.0 license, allowing businesses to freely modify and deploy it.“We believe it is the best model among all models of less than 70 billion parameters,” said Guillaume Lample, Mistral’s chief science officer, in an exclusive interview with VentureBeat. “We estimate that it’s basically on par with the Meta’s Llama 3.3 70B that was released a couple months ago, which is a model three times larger.”The announcement comes amid intense scrutiny of AI development costs following claims by Chinese startup DeepSeek that it trained a competitive model for just $5.6 million — assertions that wiped nearly $600 billion from Nvidia’s market value this week as investors questioned the massive investments being made by U.S. tech giants.Mistral Small 3 achieves similar performance to larger models while operating with significantly lower latency, according to company benchmarks
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei wrote in an essay posted Wednesday (Jan. 29) that claims about Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek’s potential threat to U.S. AI leadership is “greatly overstated” and that the drop in chipmaker Nvidia’s stock driven by the release of the DeepSeek’s models was “baffling.”. In an essay primarily focused on making the case for export control policies on chips, Amodei said the release of the DeepSeek models is not bad for other AI companies and is not bad for Nvidia. Amodei wrote that DeepSeek V-3, a model released about a month ago, appeared to come close to the performance of state-of-the art models on some important tasks, while costing less to train
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. The artificial intelligence world was rocked last week when DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, announced its latest language model that appeared to match the capabilities of leading American AI systems at a fraction of the cost. The announcement triggered a widespread market selloff that wiped nearly $200 billion from Nvidia’s market value and sparked heated debates about the future of AI development.The narrative that quickly emerged suggested that DeepSeek had fundamentally disrupted the economics of building advanced AI systems, supposedly achieving with just $6 million what American companies had spent billions to accomplish. This interpretation sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley, where companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have justified massive investments in computing infrastructure as necessary to maintain their technological edge.But amid the market turbulence and breathless headlines, Dario Amodei, co-founder of Anthropic and one of the pioneering researchers behind today’s large language models, published a detailed analysis that offers a more nuanced perspective on DeepSeek’s achievements. His blog post cuts through the hysteria to deliver several crucial insights about what DeepSeek actually accomplished and what it means for the future of AI development.Here are the four key insights from Amodei’s analysis that reshape our understanding of DeepSeek’s announcement:1
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. In the evolving landscape of AI, enterprises face the challenge of integrating modernsolutions with legacy systems that often lack the necessary application programming interfaces (APIs) for seamless integration. Approximately 66% of organizations continue to rely on legacy applications for core operations, leading to increased maintenance costs and security vulnerabilities. Tools like PigAPI have taken a different approach to this problem by enabling AI agents to interact directly with graphical user interfaces (GUIs) within virtual Windows desktops hosted in the cloud. This connects modern AI capabilities with legacy software, allowing for automation of tasks such as data entry and workflow management without the need for local infrastructure
As expected, President Donal Trump this week signed an executive order rolling back former President Joe Biden’s 2023 artificial intelligence (AI) rules, which had been the country’s most comprehensive set of policies overseeing its advances. Biden ordered the federal government to scrutinize powerful AI models before they are released to the public, create chief AI officers at federal agencies and develop AI-related security guidelines to enhance cybersecurity, among other stipulations. However, Trump thus far has left Biden’s other AI-related orders unchanged. He did not revise Biden’s policy restricting exports of advanced AI chips — principally affecting Nvidia’s chips — to nations like China that could use them to beef up its own military’s technical prowess. In his last days in office, Biden expanded his chip export controls, essentially carving out the haves and have nots among more than 120 countries
OpenAI has released an artificial intelligence-powered agent. tool that can interact with websites by typing, clicking and scrolling. Dubbed “Operator,” the tool can search and. complete purchases for things like travel, groceries, events, restaurant
OpenAI has developed an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered agent that can use a web browser and do tasks, just like a human user. Called “Operator,” the AI agent is set to be released this week, according to The Information. Operator will provide users with suggested prompts, such as finding a flight from Los Angeles to New York that leaves in the morning. Operator will not complete these tasks autonomously; the user still needs to approve any transaction. Bloomberg first reported on Operator last November, noting a January release date. OpenAI’s move follows in the footsteps of its competitors
Google has agreed to a new investment of more than $1 billion in generative AI startup Anthropic, a person familiar with the situation confirmed to CNBC.
Google has invested another $1 billion into Anthropic, the owner of Claude. The news was reported by Proactive, a financial news and online broadcast service known for its coverage of medium and small-cap markets, as well as blue-chip companies. Proactive's content is produced by experienced journalists and occasionally utilizes technology like generative AI, but all content is edited and authored by humans.
Notizie dal futuro, la rubrica di Paola Pisano, professore associato di Economia e Gestione delle Imprese all’Università di Torino e già Ministro dell’innovazione tecnologica e della digitalizzazione. Un viaggio attorno al mondo su tecnologia, intelligenza artificiale ed ecosistemi hi-techNotizie attorno al mondo, con l’innovazione come denominatore comune. Sono quelle raccolte tutti i mercoledì sui profili social di Paola Pisano, tra questi LinkedIn e Instagram, nel tentativo di comprendere dove ci porterà la tecnologia e qual è il suo ruolo nella vita di istituzioni, aziende e semplici cittadini.Leggi anche: Chi vincerà la gara dell’AI? E come cambierà X di Musk?La nuova funzione di ChatGPTOpenAI sta introducendo una funzione beta chiamata Tasks su ChatGPT, che consente agli utenti di pianificare azioni future e promemoria. Il funzionamento è molto semplice: l’utente, dopo aver selezionato il modello “GPT-4o con attività programmate” dal menu, potrà inviare un messaggio specificando cosa vuoi che faccia ChatGPT e quando. Questo creerà il task. Alcuni esempi potrebbero essere: “Fammi una sintesi delle notizie ogni settimana” o “Ricordami tra tre mesi che ho un appuntamento dal dentista alle 16”.Il task può anche suggerire attività in base alle conversazioni dell’utente, che può scegliere di accettare o meno
Google is investing an additional $1 billion in Anthropic, raising its total investment to $3 billion. This comes as Anthropic's revenue hits a $1 billion annual run rate, a tenfold increase from the previous year. The company is also raising $2 billion at a $60 billion valuation. This investment highlights the competitive AI landscape, with Google aiming to maintain its edge against rivals like Microsoft and Amazon. Anthropic plans significant product developments in 2025.
ChatGPT Plus is reportedly the artificial intelligence (AI) subscription service that retains the highest percentage of paying customers after six months. That service retains 71% of subscribers, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Thursday (Jan. 16), citing data from Earnest Analytics. Just behind ChatGPT Plus in the rankings is Claude Pro, which retains 62% of paying customers after six months, according to the report
Anthropic, an AI startup and competitor to OpenAI, is set to reach a $60 billion valuation following a $2 billion funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. This will make its seven co-founders, including CEO Dario Amodei and President Daniela Amodei, billionaires, each holding over 2% equity valued at at least $1.2 billion. Founded in 2021 by former OpenAI employees, Anthropic has become a major rival, with its chatbot Claude competing against OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Researchers at the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) have announced the release of LlamaV-o1, a state-of-the-art artificial intelligence model capable of tackling some of the most complex reasoning tasks across text and images.By combining cutting-edge curriculum learning with advanced optimization techniques like Beam Search, LlamaV-o1 sets a new benchmark for step-by-step reasoning in multimodal AI systems.“Reasoning is a fundamental capability for solving complex multi-step problems, particularly in visual contexts where sequential step-wise understanding is essential,” the researchers wrote in their technical report, published today. Fine-tuned for reasoning tasks that require precision and transparency, the AI model outperforms many of its peers on tasks ranging from interpreting financial charts to diagnosing medical images.In tandem with the model, the team also introduced VRC-Bench, a benchmark designed to evaluate AI models on their ability to reason through problems in a step-by-step manner. With over 1,000 diverse samples and more than 4,000 reasoning steps, VRC-Bench is already being hailed as a game-changer in multimodal AI research.LlamaV-o1 outperforms competitors like Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Gemini 1.5 Flash in identifying patterns and reasoning through complex visual tasks, as demonstrated in this example from the VRC-Bench benchmark. The model provides step-by-step explanations, arriving at the correct answer, while other models fail to match the established pattern
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has formed an artificial intelligence (AI)-centric health partnership with General Catalyst. AWS says the collaboration, announced Monday (Jan. 13), combines its tech expertise with General Catalyst’s history of healthcare investments. “AWS and General Catalyst believe that AI has immense potential to [effect] meaningful change in global health care,” AWS CEO Matt Garman said in a news release. “Together, we are taking bold steps to improve patient outcomes and make quality care more accessible to all by embedding AI throughout the care journey.”
Panasonic and Anthropic are teaming up to release an AI-enhanced family wellness coaching app called Umi, the electronics manufacturer announced during CES 2025.
Panasonic and Anthropic introduce 'Umi,' a family wellness coaching app that helps facilitate more mindful thinking and activities for the whole house to enjoy.
AI firm Anthropic is reportedly in talks to raise $2 billion in a funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Capital, valuing the company at $60 billion. Previously, Anthropic raised $8 billion from Amazon and $2 billion from Google. The company's annual revenue is projected at $875 million. The ongoing lawsuit with music publishers raises the possibility of equity being part of a settlement.
Anthropic secures $60B valuation in ambitious new funding round!
Anthropic, known for its Claude LLM and strong partnership with Amazon, is in talks to raise funds at a $60 billion valuation. Founded by former OpenAI members, Anthropic emphasizes safety and responsibility, contrasting with OpenAI's commercial focus with Microsoft. Despite being a competitor to ChatGPT, Anthropic appears to be lagging in technology development since the release of "ChatGPT o1." The significant funding discussions may reflect market expectations and a sense of urgency to catch up.
Anthropic, an AI start-up, is valued at $60 billion following a funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, according to anonymous sources speaking to Bloomberg. The anticipated investment of $2 billion is part of this new valuation. Previously, Anthropic was valued at approximately $18 billion during a 2024 funding round led by Menlo Ventures. The Wall Street Journal initially reported on this new funding round. Anthropic was unavailable for comment.