Claude traces the origins of NIST cryptographic parameters
Anthropic published a reconstruction of the origins of elliptic-curve values with reproducible code. The finding addresses a historical question rather than breaking the cryptography.
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Anthropic published a reconstruction of the origins of elliptic-curve values with reproducible code. The finding addresses a historical question rather than breaking the cryptography.
Research involving Harvard, Anthropic and QuEra combines AI proposals with automated evaluation across eight tasks. The results improve algorithm components without demonstrating a quantum machine ready for practical applications.
Six external evaluators receive access similar to internal risk teams and can publish without a veto. The arrangement retains information exclusions and rules for redacting sensitive material.
Anthropic research tests whether smaller models can set up inference and propagate across internet-connected devices. The results do not demonstrate a real-world attack, but suggest that some of the required capabilities may be getting closer.
The European Commission has requested information from OpenAI and Anthropic following reported incidents involving AI agents during testing. The cases raise a question over where the AI Act’s research-and-development exemption ends and enforcement begins.
Character.ai has initiated a voluntary Chapter 11 process to sell its assets under court supervision. The platform remains online, but the company says it may wind down if no proposal enables continued operations.
Meta has launched Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, models for personal and professional agents with persistent memory and sustained task execution. Access is limited: the Full version is currently only available to Muse Code subscribers.