CEO and co-founder Dario Amodei has a simple answer: yes. Speaking onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt, Amodei explained that he doesn’t see any barriers on the horizon for his company’s key technology.

Amodei suggested that lawmakers may even need to consider levying a tax on AI companies. “If AI creates huge total wealth, a lot of that will, by default, go to the AI companies and less to ...

Open AI COO Brad Lightcap said Anthropic's Dario Amodei is wrong to suggest AI will destroy white-collar jobs in the next one ...

A leaked memo reveals Anthropic's plan to seek Gulf investment — despite ethical concerns and past opposition to funding from ...

Unfortunately, I think ‘No bad person should ever benefit from our success’ is a pretty difficult principle to run a business ...

Across Silicon Valley and beyond, not everyone is as concerned about what AI means for entry-level white collar jobs as ...

In the so-called "constitution" for its chatbot Claude, AI company Anthropic claims that it's committed to principles based ...

By contrast, the World Economic Forum surveyed 1,000 large companies worldwide, which identified AI as the top driver of ...

In Dario Amodei’s words: I’ve long been a proponent of export controls on chips to China because I believe that democratic countries must remain ahead of autocracies in AI.

Of workers surveyed, 18% said AI suggested an entirely new career path that they hadn't previously considered.

CHICAGO—IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said dire AI job warnings stem from a "reality distortion field" among industry leaders, ...