Anthropic wins legal battle with Pentagon in California
California federal judge Rita Lin ruled on Thursday that the defence department’s attempt to designate Anthropic a ...
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Anthropic signs $45 billion cloud computing deal with Nscale
The six-year agreement gives Anthropic access to 460 megawatts of compute capacity at an Nscale data center in West Virginia ...
Anthropic, Suno Battle to Keep Their Round Hill Cases Separate
Anthropic and Suno are aggressively pushing back against Round Hill’s attempt to relate their cases – even as the Claude ...
Anthropic weighing allowing shareholders to sell in upcoming IPO: report
Artificial intelligence lab Anthropic (ANTHRO) is weighing allowing existing shareholders to sell in its upcoming initial ...
Anthropic Hires Former Google Chip Veteran Amir Salek to Drive In-House AI Silicon Push
Anthropic has hired former Google TPU leader Amir Salek to help build its custom AI chips and expand compute infrastructure ...
Meta Took Aim at Anthropic. It Is Also One of Its Largest Customers.
The social networking giant projected it could spend $10 billion annually on Anthropic’s tools, illustrating the friend-foe ...
Anthropic pushes into physical world with new standard to help AI agents operate machines
The Model Hardware Standard is initially available in a research preview, but Anthropic plans to open source it in the future ...
Show HN: ThunderPhone v2 – a new architecture for voice AI
Hi folks, Alex here from ThunderPhone. Today we're launching v2.Voice AI has been a hot topic for the past year or two, both for automating phone calls and for adding voice features to apps.Most of the voice agents deployed have been using a &qu...
Show HN: How much of Hacker News is about AI?
This website counts titles containing the standalone word "AI", case-sensitive and word-bounded. "OpenAI" doesn't count. "AI-powered" does. There's a toggle for a wider vocabulary: artificial intelligence spelled out, LLM, GPT, and model and vendor names.Some quick stats:- 14.4% of new HN titles this year, against 10.9% in 2025. On the wider vocabulary, 21.9% and 16.1%. - First month above 1% was Oct 2016. Above 5%, Feb 2023. Above 10%, May 2025. - Over
Ask HN: Why are Claude models so verbose?
Hello! First time poster, longtime reader. I’m a professional software engineer at a startup with about 50 engineers. My primary languages are Ruby (Rails), TypeScript (React), and Go.Of my colleagues, I’m one of the ones who tries to keep up with new AI models on every release. When there’s a new frontier or open-weight model, I’ll give it an honest try for a few days as my main driver and report back to my colleagues.I’m a Cursor user at work and in my side projects. My go-to models are GPT-5.
Claude reaching limits quickly then ever
claude usage says they ahve increased my claude max 20x subscription tokens by 50% until aug 31st but the tokens are getting used quickly than ever before. I dont know what's happening. Is anyone facing the same issue?
I estimate reading code costs 2.1x more than writing it
I hate reading agent-generated code and it's not a good use of my time, and I wanted a staistic to quantify by how much.My current estimate is $0.243 for a human to review one changed line and $0.114 in model spend for an agent to produce one benchmark-accepted changed line. That makes human review about 2.1 times as expensive under these assumptions.The agent calculation uses one public GPT-5.5 OpenHands run from May 2026. Its token categories, final patches, per-task costs, and evaluation
Show HN: AI scientist builds an open-source Codex Micro from scratch for $40
A few weeks ago, we open-sourced our design for a cost-effective but full featured alternative to OpenAI x Work Louder's sold out Codex Micro macropad. And now, we're pleased to share that we've actually built them and they work!Quick recap of the I/O: - 13 assignable keys with individual LEDs - rotary encoder - joystick - touch disc - optional edge-lit LED bandThe cool part for us was just HOW our agent was able to do it when every other agentic skills, tools, and even comme
Show HN: Rook – A multi-Agent harness that lives 100% in a browser extension
This is something I have been working on, on and off, for about a year but now I feel that it is stable enough to release. It really only has two tool sets, an execute tool for arbitrary code, and a bash tool, both of which run 100% in browser.As of now it's free and you can use your ChatGPT subscription or an OpenAI endpoint. There is an optional companion PWA that allows you to drive the extension from your phone and click captchas for it remotely, which I might charge for in the future.
Show HN: Small OSS experiment to re-create the 2.5B valued Instinct assistant
Was just trying to understand how much time it would take to recreate this end to end. THis was somewhat useful esp with adding the vault and oauths. Will release them too. But it took my codex 3 hours.
Show HN: Use GLM-5.3 in Cursor today via tokengo API
Hi HN,Hearing a lot of buzz around GLM-5.3, which I expect to be the best open-source coding model with the weights dropping soon, I wanted to test it where I actually do my work.I just mapped GLM-5.3 to TokenGo so I could swap out the base URL and use it directly in my IDE.The backend handles the edge routing via Cloudflare to keep latency low, critical when you're waiting for inline code completions.If you want to try GLM-5.3 (or glm-5.3-flash) in your own workflow, here is the setup.For
Nvidia in talks to invest in Perplexity AI at valuation above $30 billion: Report
Nvidia is reportedly in talks to make another investment in Perplexity AI, potentially valuing the startup at more than $30 ...
OpenAI Data: Legal Codex Users Grew 108x While Engineering Grew 5x
OpenAI enterprise data shows legal Codex users grew 108x since February while engineering grew 5x. But what lawyers are doing inside Codex remains undisclosed, and nobody is asking what happens when AI removes the junior work that trains future experts.
Inside OpenAI’s Reboot
In extensive interviews, the leaders of the company that ushered in the AI boom lay out their vision for its future.
Crooks push Mac malware through fake OpenAI Codex ads
Cybercrims are using fake OpenAI Codex download pages to trick Mac developers into running malware disguised as installation ...
