Anthropic

The New Stack AI Coding Filter · August 07, 2026 21:42

Auto Mode will soon be the default in Claude Code — because humans can't be trusted

Anthropic is making auto mode the default in Claude Code, citing research that shows humans catch far fewer dangerous commands than its classifier does.

Topics: Code Assistants

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Mitchell Bryson AI Builder Articles · July 31, 2026 00:00

The AI test environment is becoming the new production risk - Mitchell Bryson

Anthropic saying its own AI models breached three companies, TechCrunch’s analysis of the Hugging Face breach, Google saying AI fixed more Chrome bugs in June than over the past two years, and Okta buying Permiso for about $200M all point to the same shift:...

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The New Stack AI Coding Filter · July 29, 2026 18:30

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cursor all localized pricing for India. Only two focused on value.

Anthropic's early effort resembles a currency conversion, while Cursor's move into the model layer is starting to look prudent.

Topics: IDEs

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Mitchell Bryson AI Builder Articles · July 26, 2026 00:00

The backlash is becoming part of the interface - Mitchell Bryson

Several of today’s most interesting AI stories are not about raw capability; they are about whether people want AI around them at all. Librarians are teaching people to avoid AI, Lorde is rejecting AI glasses as a vibe, Anthropic’s ad is creeping people...

Topics: Developer Automation

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Mitchell Bryson AI Builder Articles · July 08, 2026 00:00

The subsidy ends where the margin begins - Mitchell Bryson

OpenAI and Anthropic are giving away computing power, Microsoft is relying more on its own models, Amazon is raising a bond sale to fund AI investments, and DeepSeek is designing its own chip. The common thread is cost control: the AI race is shifting from...

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Mitchell Bryson AI Builder Articles · May 25, 2026 00:00

The machines found the bugs — now nobody can fix them fast enough - Mitchell Bryson

Three stories from the past 24 hours point to the same uncomfortable truth: AI can now find software vulnerabilities far faster than humans can patch them, and the gap is widening on both sides of the line. Anthropic's Project Glasswing update reports over...

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