Here’s a delicious AI irony. For years, tech giants have argued that if information is available on the Internet, it can be used for the development and output of AI models. They call it fair use. Content owners have tried to avoid it, without success. Now Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google are discovering what the rest
If we’re having trouble keeping up with all the AI news this week, we can’t imagine how you feel. The past three days have been a non-stop parade of new products, features, and cutting-edge model releases from leading AI labs. There are new names like “Sol” and “Terra,” as well as new features for image
Should Anthropic trust Elon Musk to host its models? After X users hinted that Musk might wake up one day and simply boot the AI lab from SpaceX’s servers as a way to defeat a rival, Musk responded with glowing praise for the AI lab. He said that trick “wasn’t my style.” “I was clearly
Elon Musk has kinder words for his rival (and now business partner) Anthropic. In recent weeks, SpaceX’s CEO has taken a friendlier stance toward his competitor, praising the Anthropic team and its progress with its AI models. It’s a notable turnaround from the man who once called Anthropic “hypocritical,” “woke,” and an inevitable loser in
Meta publicly released a new version of Muse Spark on Thursday, a multimodal AI model designed for agent coding that aims to compete with similar products offered by OpenAI and Anthropic. Spark 1.1, the first version of which was announced in April, can engage in multi-step reasoning and handle complex processes, manage digital workflows, and
At a time when the AI backlash and data center protests are making headlines, Anthropic’s Claude is launching a new feature that subtly explains why you should continue using it. On Thursday, the company unveiled “Reflect,” an integrated dashboard that lets you track and visualize how Claude and your broader AI habits are used. At
