Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is pushing back on claims that his artificial intelligence company is too “woke” following a wave of criticism from the White House’s AI czar David Sacks.

Anthropic is expanding its deal with Google to use as many as one million of the tech giant's artificial intelligence chips, worth tens of billions of dollars, as the startup races to advance its AI systems in the competitive market.

Alphabet shares are rising in Thursday's after-hours session after Anthropic announced plans to expand use of Google Cloud technologies.

Claude's memory will now be available to individual paid users in addition to users on Enterprise and Team plans.

Take AI startups like Anysphere, whose Cursor app helps software developers write code, Harvey, which provides AI to law firms, and OpenEvidence, which does the same for doctors (and on October 20th raised $200m at a valuation of $6bn).

Anthropic, the innovative AI company behind the Claude models, has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to prevent its AI systems from contributing to the development of nuclear weapons. This plan includes a direct partnership with the US Government,

Amodei’s response comes after last week’s dogpiling on Anthropic from AI leaders and top members of the Trump administration, including AI czar David Sacks and White House senior policy advisor for AI Sriram Krishnan -- all accusing the AI giant of stoking fears to damage the industry.

Anthropic introduces Claude Code on the Web, a browser-based AI coding tool that lets enterprise developers run secure, sandboxed sessions and manage GitHub projects.