MIT Technology Review spotlights AI, crime, and energy storage breakthroughs as the Pentagon pressures Anthropic to grant full military access to its Claude AI model, threatening to cut ties if refused, while sodium-ion batteries emerge as a cheaper, safer alternative to lithium-ion technology.
Anthropic's Claude.ai and Claude Code are down for thousands of users Monday morning due to login issues, as a fix is underway — the outage striking at a particularly turbulent moment with Claude topping App Store charts above ChatGPT amid Pentagon contract controversy and Trump ordering federal agencies to halt …
Anthropic faces an existential crisis as a collapsed Pentagon deal over autonomous weapons disputes triggers a federal ban on its technology, puts $60 billion in venture capital at risk, and sees rival OpenAI swoop in to sign the rejected agreement.
Anthropic's Claude AI is suffering a massive global outage affecting thousands of users across all platforms since 11:30 UTC, with timeouts, failed requests, and inconsistent responses hitting multiple models — and despite repeated fixes, the crisis remains unresolved.
Anthropic launches a powerful Claude Chrome extension featuring full browser automation with 21 tools, dual operating modes for speed and capability, and a robust multi-layered security system that classifies domains and enforces permission controls to prevent cross-domain attacks.
Anthropic sues the Pentagon after being blacklisted for refusing to strip all safety restrictions from its AI model Claude for military use, as the Defense Department threatens the company with a 'supply chain risk' designation historically reserved for foreign adversaries.
A developer creates a fully offline AI code review app using a local Mistral 7B model, FastAPI, and React — with no cloud dependencies — capable of reviewing 1,000+ lines of code in under 20 seconds while delivering structured, high-quality feedback through smart token chunking.
OpenAI fires an employee caught using insider knowledge to make trades on prediction market platforms like Polymarket, exposing a growing trend of Big Tech workers exploiting confidential information for personal gain as these markets surge in popularity and financial significance.
India has blocked Supabase, a widely-used developer database platform, under Section 69A of the IT Act with no public explanation, disrupting developers and startups across major networks like Jio, Airtel, and ACT Fibernet, raising urgent concerns about the risks of building on platforms vulnerable to sudden, opaque government censorship orders.
Over 12 million IP addresses worldwide are actively exposing sensitive credentials including API keys and database passwords through publicly accessible .env files, with the U.S. leading at 2.8 million exposed IPs, as security experts urgently call on organizations to rotate leaked credentials and implement stronger deployment safeguards immediately.