OpenAI president Greg Brockman and his wife donated $25M to MAGA Inc. — the super PAC's largest donor by $5M — plus $25M to AI deregulation PAC Leading the Future. QuitGPT says 700,000 have pledged to cancel ChatGPT.
Dario Amodei co-founded Anthropic in 2021 and built Claude. The former OpenAI VP of Research is the public face of the AI safety camp inside the frontier labs.
Communications teams notice major LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude behave differently. These differences reflect distinct architectural choices, training, and product decisions. Understanding them is crucial for AI visibility work, as strategies optimized for one model may neglect the other. Anthropic emphasizes careful, source-grounded responses, while OpenAI focuses on broader retrieval and conversational synthesis. This means Claude often pulls from primary documents, while ChatGPT prioritizes earned media density and recency. Learn how to adapt your content strategy for each.
The communications professionals inside AI labs, the alignment researchers who shape what systems say, and the safety evaluators who audit them. Lane 7 of the AI Communications 100 — the people doing the most novel communications work in the industry.
The gambling industry built a twenty-year responsibility framework. The AI discovery layer has none. How operators can lead on AI-era responsible gambling before regulators force the issue.
Agent frameworks orchestrating foundation models are reshaping the relationship between developers, Claude, and Anthropic. This article examines the structural analysis of what the layer-above-the-model is doing to the foundation lab business and the trajectory from here.
Lanes 1 and 2 of the AI Communications 100: the founders and principals of the frontier AI labs, and the enterprise builders deploying AI at scale.
The AI tool stack moved faster than enterprise communications kept up. Everything-PR's complete cluster on AI products, AI tool communications, and the governance and reputation story of a category restructuring how work gets done.
Following the Hermes/OpenClaw incident, Anthropic issued a public statement acknowledging a bug in third-party harness detection and initiating a refund program. However, this statement left many substantive questions unanswered regarding the underlying mechanisms, scope, and future policies. This article dissects what Anthropic communicated, what was omitted, and the significant issues that remain unresolved.