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Anthropic now worth $965B, passes OpenAI

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Saturday, May 30, 2026

Anthropic now worth $965B, passes OpenAI

Anthropic just closed a $65B funding round that values it at $965B, now ahead of OpenAI. Meanwhile a robotics startup is offering free house cleaning in exchange for data to train future cleaning robots.

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Anthropic Is Now More Valuable Than OpenAI

CNBC

Anthropic raised $65 billion at a $965 billion valuation, making it more valuable than OpenAI, with revenue reaching a $47 billion run rate driven by its Claude Code assistant. The funding comes amid preparations for IPOs across major AI labs including OpenAI and SpaceX/xAI.

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Startup offers free cleaning to train future robots

X

A robotics startup offers free cleaning services in NYC to gather human movement data for training robots, monetizing the data instead of charging users—a novel approach to funding AI/robotics development while providing real-world utility.

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China's court-backed framework against AI-driven layoffs

WSJ

China's court-backed AI framework mandates companies adopt automation without mass workforce reduction, contrasting sharply with the US approach of permitting AI-driven layoffs.

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Google was having a spelling meltdown

TechCrunch

Google's AI Overview exhibits persistent spelling errors due to how LLMs tokenize text, highlighting the technology's fundamental limitations and the risks of deploying generative AI in consumer-facing products without sufficient accuracy checks.

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Microsoft canceling Claude Code licenses

The Verge

Article content unavailable due to access restrictions, though the title indicates Microsoft may be canceling Claude Code licenses, potentially signaling changes in enterprise AI tool partnerships.

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