Infisical is helping companies like Airbus and Volkswagen use agents without handing over their private credentials.
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Enterprise AI is reaching a point where growth depends on what organizations can sustain.
Now the biggest VC firm in Texas, Disruptive—run by late oil & gas billionaire Marvin Davis’ grandson Alex—wants to double down on late-stage investments in defense and AI.
Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale is investing in an animal testing company that aims to secure a national supply chain of monkeys for biomedical testing.
The Claude maker filed for its blockbuster IPO on Monday, revealing $1 trillion in spending over the next two decades on chips and data centers.
The AI giant warns that while its tools can be used to find new treatments for disease, its safeguards are “incomplete” against bad actors who might use them to create biological weapons.
Anthropic’s IPO includes a private line of succession: confidential lists of would-be heirs to its founders’ voting power.
Anthropic is increasingly using its own AI to build future models. That’s both a competitive game-changer and a serious risk as the company heads toward an IPO, according to its newly released S-1 filing.
This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at a new push to restore federal funds for electric buses and Corning’s CEO on solar business and carbon capture tech.