Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7 marks a major leap in public AI capabilities, balancing advanced performance with safety while keeping its most powerful model, Mythos, restricted.

Anthropic continues discussions with the U.S. government as tensions rise over advanced AI models, highlighting the growing intersection of artificial intelligence, national security, and global power dynamics.

AI is rapidly uncovering software vulnerabilities at an unprecedented scale—faster than developers can fix them. This surge in bug discovery is triggering fears of a “bugmageddon,” where hackers gain a major advantage in exploiting systems.

A Hong Kong robotics showcase reveals the future of humanoid robots—capable of conversation, combat, and emotional interaction—signaling a major shift in human-machine relationships.

Explore how the US, China, and Russia are driving the global AI arms race and reshaping the future of warfare with autonomous systems, cyber capabilities, and military AI.

Anthropic is exploring the development of custom AI chips to meet growing computing demands. The move reflects a broader industry shift toward greater control over hardware, cost efficiency, and long-term AI infrastructure independence.

Yobi partners with Microsoft to develop enterprise AI for predictive behavioural intelligence, enabling businesses to anticipate actions, optimize decisions, and enhance performance at scale.

Meta’s latest AI model, Muse Spark, marks a major strategic shift as the company attempts to catch up with AI leaders like Google and OpenAI. With billions invested and a renewed focus on scalability and integration, Meta is positioning itself for the next phase of the AI race.

Foxconn reports a 30% jump in Q1 revenue driven by AI infrastructure demand. Explore growth drivers, geopolitical risks, and what lies ahead for the tech manufacturing giant.

Anthropic’s Cowork AI agent signals a shift from AI tools to digital coworkers, transforming workflows, SaaS models, and the future of work across industries.