Category: anthropic

• Top Weekly AI News – December 12, 2025

  

  OpenAI releases the GPT-5.2 series, a powerhouse model for professional knowledge work. The company launches its first Certification courses, aiming to certify 10 million workers by 2030. Enterprise AI adoption shows a widening gap between frontier firms and the median. The Linux Foundation forms the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) anchored by the Model Context Protocol…

  aitalks

  December 12, 2025

  AI, AI Agents, AI Competition, AI Leadership, ai regulation, AI Weekly News, anthropic, ChatGPT, gemini, OpenAI, Regulation, Training Data

  AI, AI Agents, ai infrastructure, ai jobs, AI News, ai race, ai regulation, AI Weekly News, anthropic, artificial intelligence, google, linux, mcp, OpenAI, sam altman

• Top Weekly AI News – December 5, 2025

  

  AI Weekly (December 5, 2025): OpenAI has reportedly declared a “code red” as Google and other competitors catch up fast. AWS announces the Nova 2 model, new Trainium3 chips, and “frontier agents” like Kiro. The CEO of Turing warns that advanced AI training now requires highly skilled human experts, not just data labeling. DeepSeek releases…

  aitalks

  December 5, 2025

  AI, AI Agents, AI Competition, AI Leadership, ai regulation, AI Weekly News, anthropic, ChatGPT, gemini, OpenAI, Regulation, Training Data

  AI, AI Agents, ai jobs, AI News, ai regulation, AI Weekly News, amazon, anthropic, artificial intelligence, data labeling, deepseek, google, OpenAI, replit, sam altman

• Artificial General Intelligence: Warnings from the Architects

  

  As artificial intelligence advances toward the possibility of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), leading innovators are sounding the alarm about its potential risks and rewards. In this post, we explore what AGI is, its potential societal impact and examine the concerns raised by top industry figures.

  aitalks

  June 17, 2025

  AI, AI Challenges, AI governance, AI Leadership, ai regulation, anthropic, Responsible AI

  agi, AI Leadership, anthropic, dario amodei, demis hassabis, google deepmind, meta ai, mustafa suleyman, OpenAI, sam altman, sundar pachai, yann lecun

• Generative AI: Catalyzing America’s Productivity and Economic Growth

  

  Generative AI promises to transform industries and reshape economic landscapes. This post examines its potential economic impact in the United States, drawing insights from a recent report by Microsoft and Accenture.

  aitalks

  November 29, 2024

  AI, AI Competition, AI Leadership, anthropic, Generative AI, OpenAI, Responsible AI

• Building Safe AI: Anthropic’s Quest to Unlock the Secrets of LLMs

  

  In this post, we explore Anthropic’s recent research unveiling the inner workings of Large Language Models like Claude Sonnet, marking a significant step towards understanding their decision-making processes and paving the way for safer AI systems.

  aitalks

  May 23, 2024

  AI, AI Concepts, AI Leadership, anthropic, CAI, claude, Responsible AI, Trustworthy AI

  AI transparency, anthropic, artificial intelligence, Claude Sonnet, explainable ai, Interpretable AI, Trustworthy AI

• Harnessing LLMs for Financial Visualization: An Experiment with Claude

  

  This post explores using Large Language Models (LLMs) for visual input in coding. We demonstrate this with Claude generating Python code for a financial chart.

  aitalks

  April 12, 2024

  AI, anthropic, claude, Data visualization, Finance, Python

  AI, claude, Coding, Data visualization, Finance AI, LLMs, visual feedback

• Chatbot Showdown: Can Claude dethrone ChatGPT?

  

  Anthropic’s Claude 3 model family, released on March 4, 2024, intensifies chatbot competition. It consists of three increasingly powerful models—Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus. This post directly compares Claude 3 Sonnet to ChatGPT 3.5 through various tests.

  aitalks

  March 8, 2024

  AI, AI Competition, anthropic, Boxplot, ChatGPT, claude, Data visualization, OpenAI, Python

  AI, ai assistant, Chatbots, LLM, machine learning