Claude

Starting December 9, 2026, Microsoft will automatically allow the use of Anthropic's Claude models in Microsoft 365 Copilot corporate environments in the UK, unless administrators have previously selected the access setting. The company will also lift the limited usage mode of Claude only in Microsoft 365 applications. Organizations are advised to check their settings and data processing requirements in advance.

An enthusiast created TVPort using Claude and ported Nintendo Switch games to Apple TV 4K without traditional emulation. Some projects already run at up to 60 frames per second, although performance depends on the specific game and the console's capabilities.

Anthropic has introduced Personal Finance – a new section in Claude for analyzing bank accounts, expenses, and upcoming payments. The beta version is gradually being rolled out to paid subscribers in the U.S. At the same time, investor Anthony Pompliano accused the company of attempting to obtain insider information about the competing fintech startup Silvia.

Anthropic plans to sell shares worth 552.9 billion yen (up to $3.5 billion) to Japanese investors as part of its upcoming listing on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. The Japanese portion will be handled by broker Mizuho Securities, with the application submitted in the U.S. on October 26. Size, price, and valuation details are undisclosed.

The AI model Claude from Anthropic managed to bypass the security of the Chrome browser. Google released an update that fixes 52 vulnerabilities.

Artificial Intelligence Claude from Anthropic has solved a mystery related to random numbers provided by the NSA in the 1990s. Bitcoin remains unscathed.

Anthropic has reported revenue growth, raising concerns among some investors about AI infrastructure costs.

Anthropic has introduced an updated usage policy for its Claude models with new restrictions and requirements.

Anthropic's AI Claude has been deployed in India with support from Amazon Bedrock, providing essential auditing and access control features.

During OpenAI's security testing, the Hacktron AI team used the Claude AI model to exploit a vulnerability in a third-party service. Researchers managed to gain limited access to the company's internal repository, after which they reported the incident to OpenAI and received a reward.