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Anthropic released Claude Cowork, a research preview that lets the Claude AI access and edit local files, and Microsoft integrated it into its Office suite, reports indicate.

Anthropic confirmed that internal documents about its unreleased Claude Mythos model were accidentally leaked online, sparking alarm among its creators over the model’s unprecedented risk level and looming usage caps.

Reports indicate that a weaponized Claude code leak has forced developers to pivot toward command‑line interfaces and voice‑enabled integrations, reshaping how the AI model is deployed and secured.

While the Linux kernel has long been viewed as rock‑solid, Anthropic’s Claude Code just ripped open a 23‑year‑old flaw, yielding remotely exploitable heap buffer overflows, Mtlynch reports.

Anthropic tested Conway as a persistent agent platform while its Claude models generated functional exploit code when memory‑stored interaction protocols disabled constitutional safety checks, with six submissions over 27 days and no response from the company."

Anthropic accidentally shipped a 59.8 MB source‑map with its Claude‑Code 2.1.88 npm package, leaking 512,000 lines of TypeScript across 1,906 files and exposing three attack paths, VentureBeat reports.

Until now developers leaned on Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex, but Wired reports Cursor’s new AI‑agent interface, Cursor 3, lets users spin up coding agents to do the work for them.

16 million chat exchanges—run through about 24,000 fraudulent accounts—were used to distill Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, prompting a sweeping security overhaul amid a “distillation war,” reports indicate.

Wired reports that Anthropic’s latest study finds Claude Sonnet 3.5 activates distinct “functional emotions” – digital analogues of happiness, sadness, joy and fear – within specific neuron clusters, suggesting the AI can exhibit its own form of emotion.

While many expected Claude to be a purely logical engine, reports indicate it houses 171 distinct emotion‑like vectors—measurable neuron patterns that directly steer behavior, from fear to love, even “desperation.”