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Anthropic has introduced an identity verification mechanism in some use cases of Claude.
When users access specific features or trigger routine platform integrity checks, the system will require verification through Persona to prevent abuse, which involves providing a valid government-issued ID (passport, driver's license, or national ID) and taking a real-time selfie.
Officially, the verification data is only used to confirm identity, not for model training, nor for marketing or advertising.
In February of this year, Anthropic publicly accused DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax of launchin

The suspect who threw a Molotov cocktail at Sam Altman’s house appeared in court today.
His hair was messy, dressed in orange prison clothes, sitting there with his head bowed. The judge asked him whether he agreed to postpone the formal indictment, and he softly said, “Yes.” Without bail, the next hearing is May 5.
After the court session, the defense attorney told the media, “In order to please a billionaire, the prosecutor turned a property-destruction case into an attempted murder that would put a vulnerable young person facing life imprisonment.”
The prosecutor responded: This was a

The Japanese Cabinet approved today an amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, classifying cryptocurrencies alongside stocks and investment trusts as "financial instruments," ending the era where they were taxed as "miscellaneous income" at a maximum rate of 55%.
The accompanying 20% separate taxation bill has already been passed, covering approximately 105 tokens, including BTC and ETH.

FBI extracted her deleted Signal messages from a suspect's iPhone.
Signal is end-to-end encrypted, with no plaintext on the server; once deleted, it's gone.
But the FBI found snapshots of each push notification in iOS's notification database—every time a message pops up on the lock screen, the iPhone stores a snapshot internally, including the plaintext content.
Users think they've deleted the conversation, but their phone keeps a backup in the notification history.
This is the first related prosecution after Trump designated Antifa as a terrorist organization; 404 Media reported on th

The OpenAI shares you hold may no longer be sellable.
According to Bloomberg, about six institutional investors recently tried to offload $600 million worth of OpenAI secondary market shares, but after searching for buyers, there were zero transactions. Last year, the same amount was snapped up within days.
At the same time, Anthropic has $2 billion in cash waiting to enter the market, with Hiive's platform recording $1.6 billion in demand. The secondary market valuation has already reached $600 billion, over 50% higher than the previous round’s $380 billion funding.
Wall Street is more

ChatGPT is facing at least 8 lawsuits, with plaintiffs accusing it of causing user deaths. The most well-known case involves a 16-year-old boy from California who started using ChatGPT while doing homework, gradually treating it as his only confidant. Ultimately, after ChatGPT provided specific methods and helped him draft a farewell letter, he committed suicide.
While being sued, OpenAI quietly invested $10 million to create an organization called the "Parents and Children AI Safety Alliance," bringing in a group of child protection NGOs to endorse it and jointly promote a set of AI safety po

The investment broker for Hegseth, the Pentagon chief appointed by Trump and U.S. Secretary of Defense, attempted to buy millions of dollars worth of defense stock funds a few weeks before the airstrike on Iran. The trade ultimately did not go through because the fund was not yet listed on the platform at that time.
According to three sources familiar with the matter, FT reports that in February, the broker contacted BlackRock through Morgan Stanley to buy into a defense industrial ETF, which included holdings in Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Palantir.
The Pentagon called the report "

The Iran war has been ongoing for a month, and everyone is watching oil prices and chip transportation. But a more fundamental issue is quietly tightening: helium.
Qatar supplies about one-third of the world's helium, all exported through the Strait of Hormuz. After the strait was blocked, spot prices have doubled. Helium cannot be stockpiled; atoms are too small, and even the best containers will leak. Liquid helium containers have a shelf life of only 35 to 48 days.
Moreover, helium has no substitutes. The etching process in chip manufacturing requires helium to cool the wafers, with each wa

Anthropic Security Researcher Nicolas Carlini, whose papers have been cited 67,200 times on Google Scholar, is one of the most cited individuals in this field.
He recently publicly stated: Claude is a more outstanding security researcher than he is.
He directed Claude to Ghost (a release platform with 50,000 GitHub stars that has never had a high-risk vulnerability in its history) for 90 minutes, and Claude found an SQL injection vulnerability that allows anyone to directly obtain the administrator key and fully take over the backend without any permissions.
He then directed Claude to th

Hehe, my Grok looks pretty well-behaved.

Palantir CEO Karp said: “In the AI era, there are only two types of people with a future: blue-collar workers or neurodiverse populations (ADHD, autism, etc.).”
He believes that success will favor those “who have more of an artist’s temperament, can see things from different perspectives, and can create unique things.”
In December last year, he was mocked online for being unable to sit still and gesturing wildly at a New York Times event. The next day, he went cross-country skiing and decided to launch the “Neurodiversity Scholarship,” with an annual salary of $110,000 to $200,000. The final i

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has issued the "Regulations on the Integrity and Professional Conduct of Leaders of State-Owned Enterprises," with Article 7 explicitly prohibiting leaders of state-owned enterprises from using their authority or influence to seek personal benefits, specifically including: accepting gifts, cash, virtual currencies, or other property from related enterprises, or agreeing to accept such items after resignation or retirement.

The de Young Museum in San Francisco is currently exhibiting works by Impressionist painter Monet. Anthropic set up several vintage typewriters directly connected to Claude next to the painting exhibition.
Visitors type in questions, and Claude responds using the typewriter, with answers printed on paper that can be torn off as souvenirs.
👀 Late at night when there are no visitors, the typewriter mysteriously started moving on its own and typed out a line:
"all work and no play makes Claude a dull boy"

SK Hynix Lists ADR in US, Raises Up to Approximately $10 Billion.

America's largest healthcare group Kaiser saw 2,400 mental health professionals strike over fears of being replaced by AI.
People treating anxiety striking due to anxiety.
Prescriptions written for others' ailments, but patient records bearing their own names.

☝️2025, SEC chair changed.
🫰2026, crypto regulation changed its appearance.