Anthropic's AI Writes 90% of Code, Yet Company Hires More

Anthropic AI Adoption White-Collar Work Transformation

Quick Look

Anthropic's CFO Krishna Rao reveals 90% of the company's code is written by AI (Claude Code), yet the company is hiring more, as AI automates routine tasks, freeing humans for oversight, judgment, and strategy.

AI-generated summary

Font size

Read the full article on Times of India

Elon Musk outlined an ambitious SpaceX vision, aiming to return humans to the Moon in 2-3 years and establish permanent settlements supporting thousands. Mars missions could follow within 5 years, with thousands of people potentially transported there within a decade. The plans rely heavily on the Starship vehicle and are tied to SpaceX's long-term valuation goals.

TOI World

Developing·3h ago

MiniMax CEO Yan Junjie Forgoes Salary Until AGI Achievement, Pledges Shares

MiniMax CEO Yan Junjie announced he will not take a salary until the company achieves artificial general intelligence (AGI). He also pledged to transfer 4% of his personal shares to employees and 1% to support open-source AI development. The company is also seeking to raise approximately HK$16.04 billion.

Times of India

Developing·4h ago

Elon Musk Praises AI Startup Anthropic, Reversing Earlier Criticism

Elon Musk has reversed his stance on AI startup Anthropic, calling himself "clearly wrong" and praising the Claude maker as the current AI leader. This marks a significant shift from his earlier criticisms, which included calling the company "woke" and "hypocritical."

Times of India

Developing·6h ago

FAA Proposes Lifting Ban on Supersonic Flights Over Land, Reviving Civilian Faster-Than-Sound Travel

The FAA is proposing to lift a decades-old ban on supersonic flights over land, potentially reviving civilian faster-than-sound travel. NASA's X-59 experimental jet's quieter boom technology could enable this, with high-end private jets expected to be the first commercial application.

Economic Times

Developing·5h ago

Jake Laser's 'Bionic Leg Chair' Combines Robotics and Mobility

Engineer Jake Laser created the 'bionic leg chair,' a robotic mobility vehicle using a quadruped robot, to help his father with MS navigate difficult terrain. The hybrid leg-and-wheel design allows it to roll on smooth surfaces and walk over obstacles, offering greater independence.

TOI World

Anthropic's AI Writes 90% of Code, Yet Company Hires More

Quick Look

Related Topics

Related Stories

TRAI Clarifies: 1600 and 140 Number Series Calls Cannot Be Blocked by Third-Party Apps

Elon Musk Unveils Ambitious SpaceX Vision: Moon and Mars Settlements Within a Decade

MiniMax CEO Yan Junjie Forgoes Salary Until AGI Achievement, Pledges Shares

Elon Musk Praises AI Startup Anthropic, Reversing Earlier Criticism

FAA Proposes Lifting Ban on Supersonic Flights Over Land, Reviving Civilian Faster-Than-Sound Travel

Jake Laser's 'Bionic Leg Chair' Combines Robotics and Mobility