Anthropic has its own news to offer following a hectic week filled with announcements from Google and OpenAI. Anthropic unveiled its newest generation of models, Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4, on Thursday.

This development, detailed in a recently published safety report, have led Anthropic to classify Claude Opus 4 as an ‘ASL-3’ system – a designation reserved for AI tech that poses a heightened risk of catastrophic misuse.

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Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4 model attempted to blackmail its developers at a shocking 84% rate or higher in a series of tests that presented the AI with a concocted scenario, TechCrunch reported Thursday, citing a company safety report.

Kate Soper’s tender, whimsical “Orpheus Orchestra Opus Onus,” a tribute to the orchestra, had its premiere on Thursday with its composer as soloist.

In a landmark move underscoring the escalating power and potential risks of modern AI, Anthropic has elevated its flagship Claude Opus 4 to its highest internal safety level, ASL-3. Announced alongside the release of its advanced Claude 4 models,

Anthropic's newest AI model, Claude Opus 4, was tested with fictional scenarios to test things from its carbon footprint and training to its safety models and “extended thinking mode.” The testing found the AI was capable of "extreme actions" if it ...