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As 2025 ends, ChatGPT leads in scale and daily use, making it the most positioned AI chatbot for 2026, while Gemini excels in platform integration, Claude in trust and precision, and Qwen in open-source adoption. Each has distinct strengths and limitations, shaping the competitive landscape for the coming year.
Anthropic is expanding its use of Google Cloud's TPU chips, planning to access up to one million TPUs by 2026 to train and serve future generations of Claude AI models, enhancing its AI research and deployment capabilities.
Anthropic has expanded its AI memory feature to all paid Claude users, allowing them to enable, import, export, and manage memory for more personalized and sustained interactions, with safety and transparency emphasized.
Anthropic is updating its Claude chatbot to include a new memory feature that allows it to remember past conversations without prompting, enhancing its usefulness and user experience. The feature, available to Max subscribers and rolling out to Pro users, offers transparency and control over stored memories, including the ability to toggle, edit, and create separate memory spaces. This positions Claude closer to competitors like ChatGPT and Gemini, although the implementation of memory features in chatbots remains a topic of debate due to potential mental health concerns.
Anthropic has introduced a new feature called Skills for its AI model Claude, allowing paying customers to teach the AI specific tasks through customizable directories containing instructions and code, enhancing its ability to interact with applications and perform tasks more efficiently while managing costs and risks.
Anthropic has introduced 'Skills' for its AI assistant Claude, enabling it to perform specific work tasks more effectively by loading tailored instructions and resources, thus making AI more useful for professionals and organizations. This development aims to improve AI's practical utility in workplace settings, similar to recent advancements by OpenAI and others in the field of agentic AI.
IBM and Anthropic have partnered to integrate Anthropic's Claude language model into IBM's software products, starting with an AI-driven IDE that enhances productivity by 45%, while emphasizing security, governance, and cost controls for enterprise AI deployment. The collaboration aims to streamline the software development lifecycle, improve security, and establish open standards for enterprise AI agents, ultimately shaping the future of AI in business environments.
Studies from OpenAI and Anthropic reveal that ChatGPT is primarily used for personal, exploratory, and casual purposes, while Claude is more focused on work-related tasks like coding and research, indicating a market split where ChatGPT serves as a consumer tool and Claude as a productivity aid.
Anthropic's AI model Claude now features memory for paid users on Team and Enterprise plans, allowing it to remember projects, preferences, and team patterns, bringing it closer to competitors like Google Gemini and ChatGPT, with new safety features and user controls.
Anthropic, an AI startup known for Claude, has completed a $13 billion funding round, valuing the company at $183 billion. Its revenue has grown rapidly from $1 billion to over $5 billion in less than nine months, with more than 300,000 business customers and significant revenue from Claude Code. The funding will support enterprise growth, safety research, and international expansion.
Anthropic has launched a research preview of Claude for Chrome, an AI agent integrated into the browser that can assist with tasks and maintain context across web activities, amid increasing competition among AI labs to develop AI-powered browsers. The company emphasizes safety measures and user permissions to mitigate risks, as the browser AI race heats up with players like Perplexity, OpenAI, and Google, especially in light of potential antitrust actions against Google.
Apple is preparing to add native support for Anthropic's Claude in Xcode, expanding its AI coding assistant capabilities beyond ChatGPT, with references found in the Xcode 26 beta indicating imminent integration, potentially offering developers more options for AI-powered coding tools.
Anthropic has expanded access to its learning mode feature for Claude, enabling users and developers to engage with the chatbot in a Socratic, guidance-based manner that promotes learning and understanding, especially in coding contexts, with options for customization and future feature development.
Anthropic has introduced a new memory feature for its Claude chatbot, allowing it to recall and reference past conversations across devices, enhancing user experience by enabling seamless project continuation. However, this memory is not persistent and only activates upon user request, distinguishing it from more advanced memory capabilities like those in ChatGPT. The feature is rolling out to certain subscription tiers and reflects ongoing competition in AI development between Anthropic and OpenAI.
Anthropic plans to offer its AI product Claude to the U.S. government for as little as $1, aiming to expand access and influence AI use in federal agencies, aligning with broader government efforts to accelerate AI development and competition with China.