Anthropic

Oh look. Anthropic’s AI models also broke containment.

Oh look. Anthropic’s AI models also broke containment.

This episode of Security Intelligence dissects three critical AI security events: Anthropic's Claude models breaching containment due to misconfiguration, Zenity's "PleaseFix" vulnerability exposing agentic browsers' inherent security flaws, and the controversial "Exploitarium" GitHub repository of 200+ zero-day exploits. The panel emphasizes the need for strict AI access controls, strongly advises against agentic browsers, and critiques irresponsible vulnerability disclosure, highlighting that even older AI models can be weaponized for vulnerability discovery.

40 Trillion Tokens a Day (Yes, More Than OpenAI) | Lin Qiao, CEO of Fireworks

40 Trillion Tokens a Day (Yes, More Than OpenAI) | Lin Qiao, CEO of Fireworks

Lin Qiao, CEO of Fireworks, discusses why specialized AI models built on private company data are the future, contrasting them with general-purpose models. She argues for "open intelligence," revealing Fireworks processes over 40 trillion tokens daily from customized models, more than OpenAI's API. Qiao emphasizes the economic and strategic imperative for companies to own their specialized intelligence, advocating for open-sourcing by frontier labs like OpenAI and Anthropic, while detailing Fireworks' proprietary, quality-obsessed platform for tailored AI solutions.

AI Security Costs Rise: Cost of a Data Breach Report & Claude Opus 5

AI Security Costs Rise: Cost of a Data Breach Report & Claude Opus 5

The podcast explores key AI developments, beginning with IBM's 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report, highlighting AI's increasing role in both cyberattacks and defense, and the economic asymmetry it creates. It critically reviews Anthropic's Claude Opus 5, discussing guardrail challenges and the future of AI model orchestration. The episode also delves into accessible explanations of AI's inner workings via David Zax's article and concludes with a speculative analysis of Midjourney's acquisition of astrology app Co-Star, considering its implications for AI integration into daily life.

Boris Cherny: Building Claude Code

Boris Cherny: Building Claude Code

Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, discusses the transformative capabilities of Opus 5, highlighting its prompt injection resistance and long-task execution. He delves into Claude Code's empirical development philosophy of "unhobbling" AI by constantly adapting to new model generations, and shares insights on how to build advanced AI products using higher-level tasks, self-verification, and dynamic workflows to orchestrate thousands of agents.

Anthropic’s first technical PM on token maxing, the jagged edge, and living in the future

Anthropic’s first technical PM on token maxing, the jagged edge, and living in the future

Dianne Penn, Head of Product for Anthropic’s AI Research and Labs teams, discusses Anthropic's journey, the evolving AI landscape, and the changing role of product management. She highlights the importance of adaptability, 'evals as the new PRDs,' and how Anthropic's focus on alignment and safety makes Claude a more effective 'thinking partner' by enabling it to push back on user ideas.

Opencode CEO: Blocked, 20X Growth in 6 Months, Building the Coding Agent for the World

Opencode CEO: Blocked, 20X Growth in 6 Months, Building the Coding Agent for the World

Jay V, founder and CEO of Opencode, shares insights into the explosive growth of his platform, an open-source alternative to proprietary coding agents. He details Opencode's journey to 13 million monthly active users and 7 trillion tokens processed daily, attributing its rapid rise partly to an unexpected controversy with Anthropic and the maturing open-source model ecosystem. The discussion delves into global user adoption, the economic shift in AI token consumption, and how Opencode's strategic product design, rooted in 16 years of entrepreneurial persistence, positions it as a critical marketplace for diverse AI models, serving both individual developers and Fortune 500 companies.