Ramp shows Anthropic and OpenAI nearly tied in enterprise adoption, while Slash’s transaction sample shows a sharp July swing in spending share. Enterprise model procurement appears to be continuously reallocated rather than locked to one vendor.
Anthropic reportedly raised the misalignment-risk rating for a stronger internal model and does not plan to release Model 2. Frontier-model competition may increasingly hinge on passing internal risk gates, not just demonstrating capability.
The Information reports that AT&T plans to use more open models, including NVIDIA Nemotron, to keep employee spending on Anthropic and OpenAI models flat in coming years.
The Information reports that Ode, Anthropic’s enterprise-services venture, plans to acquire Casper Studios, extending an acquisition-led approach to Claude deployment services.
Bloomberg reports that Anthropic told prospective investors its second-quarter revenue rose at least 14-fold year over year. If confirmed in public filings, the IPO discussion would shift toward commercial scale and earnings delivery.
Z.ai has released the open-source GLM-5.3 and positioned it for coding and cyber defense. The company says its cybersecurity capability is comparable to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos 5.
Anthropic disclosed that its biological and chemical weapons-risk filter was inactive for nearly a year, leaving roughly 133 million interactions by about 50,000 external feedback contractors unfiltered by that system.
Anthropic, Macquarie Asset Management and GIC reportedly formed an entity to develop, operate and lease AI data centers for Claude demand, initially in the U.S.
Meta has launched its beta terminal coding agent, Muse Code, alongside Muse Spark 1.2, entering the coding-agent product race with OpenAI and Anthropic.
Coinbase, Shopify and Ramp are building internal coding agents alongside tools such as Claude Code. The differentiator may be shifting toward codebase access, credential governance, sandboxes and observability.
Yudkowsky reviews Anthropic's cryptographic attack research: the attacks do not threaten production systems today, but model capability may keep improving.
Claude Opus 5’s near-frontier-at-half-price positioning alongside an external view that it is highly capable but unlike Mythos suggests routing decisions may depend more on task-level testing.