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Anthropic, an American startup focused on generative artificial intelligence, recently announced the launch of a new feature called "Artifacts," which allows users to create personalized applications. Users can create by means of simple conversations without any programming knowledge. This feature's release marks an important step for Anthropic in the field of artificial intelligence application development. The Artifacts feature was initially launched last June and became available to all users in August. Users can access it next to the conversation window.

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has announced a major new feature for its Claude chatbot, allowing users to build AI-powered applications directly within the app. This feature is a comprehensive upgrade based on the Artifacts function launched last year and is now officially available. Conversation as Development, the Barriers to Programming Are Gone Completely. In their official blog, Anthropic stated: By enabling this new interactive feature, users can start building their own applications within the Claude app. Just simply describe what you want to create inside

Recently, the AI company Anthropic invested millions of dollars to purchase and "dismantle" a large number of books for training its AI assistant Claude. This move has drawn widespread public attention and sparked heated discussions in the legal community. According to a report by the foreign media Ars Technica, Anthropic adopted a controversial method to obtain training data. They dismantled a large number of physical books, scanned them into digital files, and then destroyed the original copies. This practice was revealed in court documents.

Amid the rapid development of the global artificial intelligence industry, the US AI startup Anthropic officially announced on June 24 that it will open its first Asia-Pacific office in Tokyo this fall. This news undoubtedly injects new vitality into the AI ecosystem in Japan and the entire Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2020, Anthropic is committed to developing AI technologies centered around human needs, with the philosophy of building safe and controllable AI systems to better serve society through technology. The company is leading in this field.

According to AIbase, AI code editor Cursor announced on June 17, 2025, a major upgrade for its Pro plan, officially removing the monthly 500 fast request limit and launching the long-anticipated 'unlimited use' mode. This move is seen as a milestone change by Cursor in responding to user demands and enhancing developer experience. AIbase pointed out that for a long time, the 500 fast request limit of the Cursor Pro plan has sparked extensive discussions among users. Many developers have reflected that in high-intensity coding environments

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An innovative project is closely integrating Claude Code with Google's Gemini AI to enable powerful AI collaboration and offer developers an unprecedented programming experience. Through this integration, users will be able to directly ask Gemini questions, get code reviews, and brainstorm within the Claude Code environment, greatly enhancing development efficiency and code quality. The powerful functions of Gemini AI are now within reach.

Anthropic, which once attempted to use the AI model Claude to write blog content, has recently quietly shut down its official blog called "Claude Explains", redirecting the original URL to the company's homepage, ending this content experiment that lasted only about a week. According to insiders, the blog project was originally a pilot intended to combine Claude-generated tips and tricks with the company's marketing strategy. The blog was overseen by an editorial team to showcase AI in creative writing, code parsing, and data analysis.

A new study led by Apple researchers has poured cold water on the current large reasoning models (LRMs) that are highly anticipated. The research found that when solving complex tasks, reasoning models designed to simulate thinking processes, such as Claude3.7Thinking and Deepseek-R1, not only failed to show advantages but also exhibited serious problems like insufficient reasoning and performance collapse. This study tested four classic logical puzzles: the Tower of Hanoi, Checkers, River Crossing, and Block World. These puzzles allow precise control over the tasks.

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has launched an AI model suite designed specifically for U.S. national security agencies, named Claude Gov. This product has received strategic support from Amazon and Google, and is currently only available to institutions holding the highest security clearances. The Claude Gov model suite was developed according to the specific needs of defense and intelligence departments. Compared to the standard version of Claude, this model has seen significant improvements in its ability to handle classified materials, effectively reducing automation risks.

The AI coding assistant Claude Code, developed by Anthropic, has been popular among developers since its release due to its powerful codebase understanding capability and terminal integration features. Recent network dynamics suggest that Anthropic may plan to expand Claude Code to Claude Pro users, breaking the previous limit of Max subscription or API users only. This move is expected to significantly lower the usage threshold and allow more developers to experience the efficiency improvement in coding driven by AI. Background: Claude C