Anthropic has launched OSS Scanner, a free, opt-in vulnerability scanner that runs its strongest models, such as Claude Mythos, against critical open-source…
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Just a quick reminder…this part of the curve is where the user makes out like a bandit. Your $20 is buying a breathtaking amount of compute. Use it wisely. It can’t and won’t stay this way. Don’t remake Mario so you can say ‘I made…’. What have you REALLY wanted to make that doesn’t exist. Get on that shit. EDIT: Let me clarify myself because there's a gap between upvotes and comments. Anthropic is losing billions subsidizing compute right now. Billions with a B The point isn't that Claude access will disappear; it’s that the current pricing model is a temporary VC hallucination. Right now, we're at Costco, and instead of handing out a quarter-sized sample piece of a burrito on a toothpick, they're handing you an entire, two-pound burrito for free just to get you in the door. Eventually, i
Open mentionAI News — Oct 24, 2026 🔘 UK launches the AI Biosecurity Lab — £100M public plus up to £200M from OpenAI and Anthropic, aimed at 🔘 AI-driven bio threats OpenAI's round lands softer — up to $30B at a $1.25T pre-money, down from the $1.4T target 🔘 Meta's free cash flow goes negative — -$2.12B in Q3 despite $64.6B revenue; AI capex is eating the whole business- EU opens personal data for AI training under "legitimate interest," with an opt-out 🔘 Reservoir sues Suno and Anthropic over unlicensed copyrighted music Meta's negative cash flow is the number to actually watch — that's the real price of the capex race, and it shows what the others are about to spend. The EU "legitimate interest" basis is the other one: broader training data access is a deliberate loosening, not an accident. 💰 #AI #Anthropic #AISafety #AGI #ArtificialIntelligence #CNN #TechNews
Open mentionI was looking at the OSS programs from OpenAI and Anthropic and started wondering whether Qwen, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, or MiniMax offer anything similar. I mean free coding subscriptions or API credits for people maintaining open-source projects, rather than the usual signup credits. I tried searching but couldn’t find much. There’s a Qiniu program that offers credits for AI-related open-source projects, so there are at least some options. What I’d find useful is something like: you maintain a project, show your contributions, and apply for access to coding tools to help keep it going. Has anyone here received that kind of support from a Chinese AI company? Would appreciate links or firsthand experiences. Maybe I’m just looking in the wrong places. submitted by /u/DueHearing1315 [link] [comm
Open mentionAI Labs' Strategy to Replace Engineers Backfires as Free Models Undermine Customer Base 📰 Original title: OpenAI and Anthropic Wanted to Replace Engineers. Instead, They Shot Their Own Customers. 🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅ 👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅ 👇👇👇 https:// en.killbait.com/ai-labs-strate gy-to-replace-engineers-backfires-as-free-models-undermine-customer-base.html?utm_source=mastodon_social&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=killbait.mastodon_social # artificialintelligence # ai # bu ...
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