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Claude Now Reviews and Fixes Vulnerabilities as You Write Code
Anthropic ships a free security-guidance plugin for Claude Code that flags 25 vulnerability classes in edits, diffs, and commits in real time.
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Anthropic ships a free security-guidance plugin that monitors Claude Code output in real time; SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic all have active IPO filings with combined valuations above $2 trillion; PYMNTS reports Anthropic's Q2 revenue is projected at $10.9 billion, more than twice Q1; the Register says Mythos-class models will eventually reach the public; Quantinuum files for the largest quantum computing IPO yet; Harvard Law tells boards to treat Mythos-class AI as a fiduciary matter; an economist looks at what AI investment is actually doing to GDP; Noah Smith argues the coming job is guiding agents rather than executing tasks; Simon Willison finds evidence both Anthropic and OpenAI have crossed into durable product-market fit; and James Webb mapped the first daily weather cycle ever observed on an exoplanet.
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Anthropic ships a free security-guidance plugin for Claude Code that flags 25 vulnerability classes in edits, diffs, and commits in real time.
Asks whether equity markets can absorb concurrent IPO filings from SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic at combined valuations above $2 trillion.
Anthropic projects Q2 revenue of $10.9 billion, twice Q1, and is tracking toward its first profitable quarter as it closes a new round.
Anthropic plans to make Mythos-class AI publicly available but only after building safeguards it says no company has yet developed.
Quantinuum files for a $12.7 billion Nasdaq listing on June 4 in what would be the largest quantum computing IPO attempted.
The Harvard Law corporate governance forum argues Mythos-class AI models make software vulnerability risk a board-level fiduciary matter.
Economic commentary examining whether the AI infrastructure investment wave is producing the productivity gains that would justify current valuations.
Smith argues that as AI handles execution work, human roles shift toward setting goals, evaluating quality, and keeping agents on task.
Willison reviews user spending and retention data suggesting both companies have moved from adoption hype into durable product-market fit.
James Webb Space Telescope tracked the first daily weather cycle ever mapped on an exoplanet, finding mineral clouds that form each morning and clear by nightfall 690 light-years away.