Anthropic's Claude AI model autonomously discovered 22 previously unknown security vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox within a two-week period, demonstrating the growing capability of large language models to perform advanced cybersecurity research at scale.
Cursor has introduced 'Automations,' a new agentic coding framework that automatically triggers AI agents based on code changes, Slack messages, or timers — eliminating the need for constant human prompting and enabling continuous background tasks like security audits and incident response.
Following the Pentagon's supply-chain risk designation of Anthropic, cloud giants Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have confirmed that Claude remains available to all their customers except those using it directly under Department of Defense contracts, limiting the practical impact of the designation.
Anthropic's Claude app has overtaken ChatGPT in U.S. daily downloads and is seeing explosive growth in daily active users — reaching 11.3 million on March 2 — as consumers rally behind the company after its refusal to allow AI use in mass domestic surveillance.
Caitlin Kalinowski, head of OpenAI's robotics team, has resigned citing concerns that OpenAI's agreement with the Department of Defense lacked sufficient guardrails against domestic surveillance and lethal autonomous weapons, calling it a governance failure.
