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A latest report from Menlo Ventures shows that Anthropic has surpassed OpenAI with a 32% share in the enterprise AI market (25% for OpenAI), achieving a major turnaround. Two years ago, OpenAI held half the market, but now its share is continuously declining. Anthropic has achieved a 42% market share in the programming field with its Claude 3.5/3.7 series models. The report points out that companies tend to prefer closed models, with only 13% using open-source solutions. Although OpenAI maintains an advantage in the consumer segment (processing 2.5 billion requests daily).

Anthropic plans to raise $3-5B at a $170B valuation, led by Iconiq Capital. The OpenAI rival, founded by ex-OpenAI staff, raised $3.5B in March at $61.5B valuation. Revenue grew from $4B to $5B annually by July. Amid fierce AI funding competition, CEO admits difficulty in ideal capital sourcing.....

Anthropic imposes weekly limits on Claude Code, affecting 5% of premium users. Pro users get 40-80 hours, Max users 140-480 hours, but $200 vs $100 plans differ only 5 hours, sparking backlash. Users criticize sudden July restrictions and lack of transparency. Anthropic cites demand surge, vows long-term solutions, raising debates on AI subscription sustainability.....

Anthropic suddenly imposed strict usage restrictions on Claude Code, causing strong dissatisfaction among developers. Users of the $200/month Max plan were most severely affected, with many experiencing service interruptions without prior notice. The new rules target heavy users who require round-the-clock operation, but the specific limit criteria remain unclear. Developers have complained about the high monthly fee in contrast to the restricted usage, as 30 minutes of activity can trigger a limit of 900 messages. Although the official stated that only 5% of users are affected, the lack of transparent communication has led to a trust crisis. Anthrop

Anthropic imposes weekly usage limits on Claude users from Aug 28, affecting 5% heavy users due to system overload. Max users get 240-480 Sonnet4 & 24-40 Opus4 hours/week. Enterprise may need plan adjustments. Sparks debate on system reliability vs user fairness.....

Anthropic introduces AI audit agents (investigation, evaluation, red-teaming) to enhance model alignment testing. Agents enable parallel audits, detect biases with 42% success rate, addressing manual audit limitations. Code open-sourced on GitHub.....

Anthropic's CEO admits compromising with authoritarian regimes to maintain AI competitiveness, accepting $100B+ investments from UAE and Qatar. Despite concerns over empowering dictators, the move is deemed necessary for tech leadership, sparking ethical debates.....

Three writers have collectively sued the AI company Anthropic, accusing it of using pirated books to train its AI models without authorization. The lawsuit states that millions of e-books were illegally used, including copyrighted works, which harm authors' rights and impact the publishing industry. The court has ruled to handle the case separately. Similar lawsuits are increasing, such as those initiated by companies like Reddit and Universal Music. The case highlights the conflict between AI development and copyright protection, and the industry is expected to face stricter regulations in the future. Balancing technological innovation with intellectual property protection has become a key issue.

Claude Code faces backlash as paid users encounter unexplained usage limits, sparking transparency concerns. Subscribers report frequent restrictions without clear explanations, disrupting projects. Anthropic's vague responses and repeated service failures intensify trust issues.....

Three US authors sue AI firm Anthropic for using copyrighted books to train models. Partial dismissal granted, but piracy claims proceed. Case highlights AI-copyright tensions amid rising lawsuits from creators like Reddit, though some opt for profit-sharing deals.....

Anthropic sued by authors for allegedly using pirated books to train AI chatbot Claude. Case proceeds as class action, highlighting copyright tensions in AI industry.....

Anthropic's valuation surges to $100B, doubling in 4 months with $4B annual revenue. Raised $3.5B, plans $5.5B more. 60% revenue from AI models & Claude chatbot, 50-55% gross margin. Claude Code has 3M downloads. Despite cloud losses, strong commercialization with $3B cash burn expected.....

AI startup Anthropic's valuation surpassed $100B, doubling in 4 months. $4B annual revenue comes from AI models & Claude chatbot (60% margin). Claude Code generated $200M with 3M downloads. Cloud sales remain unprofitable (-30% margin). Plans include $5.5B funding and $3B cash burn in 2024, showcasing investor confidence despite high costs.....

Anthropic launches 'Claude', an AI solution for finance, adopted by Visa and PwC. It boosts audit efficiency, cuts research time from 4-5 hours to 30 mins, ensures compliance, and provides real-time data via partners like S&P Global.....

Amazon plans additional investment in AI startup Anthropic to strengthen their partnership. After investing $8B, the new round could make Amazon a major shareholder. They will collaborate on the world's largest data center project to provide computing power for Anthropic and sell its tech to AWS customers. Anthropic, founded by ex-OpenAI employees, competes with ChatGPT via its Claude model. Amazon also aims to invest $11B in Indiana data centers....

Shanghai Jiao Tong University and DP Technology's X-Master AI system set a 32.1 record in the HLE test, featuring tool-enhanced reasoning and multi-agent collaboration for biomedical breakthroughs.....

CA courts ruled AI training as 'fair use' in 2 cases within 48 hrs, but with differing legal reasoning. Anthropic case likened AI to human learning, while Meta emphasized differences. Both acknowledged data's creative value but simplified market harm analysis. Narrow rulings may evolve with new evidence, highlighting copyright law's AI adaptation challenges.....