Need A Scope Creep Detector For Fixed-Price Consulting?

A proposed tool would compare client requests with contracted scope, track extra effort and draft paid-addendum responses. No product or trial is confirmed.

Trustworthy Recursive Self-Improvement: Foundations, Risks, And Evaluation

A headline-only listing points to a paper on trustworthy recursive self-improvement, but provides no abstract, authors or findings to verify.

Could Claude Help Advance Allergy Drug Research? Anthropic Reports 35,000 Designs

Anthropic says Claude produced 35,000 designs for allergy drug research, but the available account does not say what they were or whether they were tested.

What GSA’s Expanded OneGov Agreement With Anthropic Means For Federal AI

FedScoop reports an expanded GSA-Anthropic OneGov deal with steep discounts, but rates, terms and agency uptake are not specified.

How Anthropic Allegedly Trained Claude On Stanford Professors’ Books

A headline attributed to The Stanford Daily alleges Anthropic trained Claude using Stanford professors’ books. The claim and its legal basis remain unverified.

Does Grok AI Violate Illinois Privacy Law? SpaceXAI Class Action Lawsuit Claims It Does

Top Class Actions reports a lawsuit alleging Grok violates Illinois privacy law, but the available information does not identify the plaintiffs or claims.

Claude Duet App Shows Anthropic’s Bet On AI Agents

A TechCrunch headline describes Claude Duet as Anthropic’s bet on AI agents, but its features, launch status and availability remain unconfirmed.

OpenAI Expands Partnership With Oracle To Bring Its Apps To ChatGPT

OpenAI says Oracle apps are coming to ChatGPT, but has not named the products, described the features or provided a launch date.

Are Your AI Agents Giving You Updates Instead Of Decisions?

An Anthropic workforce study found agents often waited for human input, raising questions about the review work and decisions their output creates.

My New Book Explores Responsibility When AI Agents Act For Us

Thorsten Meyer’s new ebook asks who pays, fixes harm and bears moral responsibility when AI agents act on someone’s behalf.