AI company Anthropic has disabled customer access to its most capable systems after the US government ordered it to suspend all use by foreign nationals, Anthropic said in a statement Friday evening.

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In the wake of Anthropic’s announcement of its latest artificial intelligence model, Mythos, on April 7, the company has stood by an unusual decision: refusing to release it to the public. Not since ...

In an industry long defined by opaque contracts, vanishing paychecks, and the “wild west” of social media casting, Benjamin A. Hori is drawing a line in the sand. As the chief strategy officer and ...

A University of Minnesota Duluth professor is working to make drainage infrastructure more sustainable by using recycled plastics in pipes. Michael Pluimer started his career in industry, working for ...

Hydrological data are typically sequential and often correspond to large datasets, and not all application programs allow their retrieval, storage, and manipulation. This technical article aims to ...

Abstract: This study conducts a one-dimensional steady- state hydraulic analysis of CSU Creek using HEC-RAS to evaluate the effectiveness of a flood control structure proposed by the Department of ...

The company said on Tuesday that it was holding back on releasing the new technology but was working with 40 companies to explore how it could prevent cyberattacks. By Kevin Roose Reporting from San ...

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