Anthropic has released new tools on Claude, called Code and Cowork, which now let the chatbot control Mac computers and let users do work or accomplish tasks remotely.

Anthropic also warns that, when computer use is activated, Claude will be able to see anything visible on-screen, including “personal data, sensitive documents, or private information.” For all these reasons, the company recommends “starting with the apps you trust and not working with sensitive data” during this research preview stage.

If you want a modern parable about how software actually fails, forget the hoodie-and-hackerman fantasy. The Claude Code leak looks to have started with something far more mundane: a release that shipped a debugging artefact.

Anthropic opened its virtual "Briefing: Enterprise Agents" event on Tuesday with a provocation. Kate Jensen, the company's head of Americas, told viewers that the hype around enterprise AI agents in 2025 "turned out to be mostly premature," with many ...

The AI platform said Friday it’s adding vulnerability scanning capabilities into its web-based Claude Code tool in a move to compete with application security vendors. Anthropic announced Friday it is looking to compete with application security vendors ...

Anthropic is out with a new model called Claude Opus 4.6, an upgrade to its top-of-the-line Opus 4.5 model that launched in November. The new release could add new capabilities to Anthropic’s Claude Code coding assistant, which is facing growing ...