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Anthropic is merging its Claude Cowork tool with Claude Chat, leaving users with just Claude Chat and Claude Code instead of three separate modes. The rollout begins with Pro and Max subscribers over the coming weeks, and the update also brings new Claude Docs and Claude Slides features plus Claude Design integrated directly into conversations.
Anthropic is merging its standalone Claude Cowork agent into the regular Claude chat interface, creating one unified product that automatically routes tasks without users choosing a mode. The rollout, starting with Pro and Max subscribers over coming weeks, also introduces new beta tools called Claude Docs, Slides and Design that let users create and export documents and presentations as PowerPoint or PDF files.
Anthropic introduced Claude Docs, letting users request documents such as briefs directly in a conversation, with options to share them privately or export to Google Docs and Microsoft Word. The company also added in-chat slide creation, exportable as PowerPoint or PDF, and merged the separate Cowork and Artifacts tools into a single unified interface.
Anthropic announced it is merging its separate Claude Cowork and Claude Design features directly into the main Claude chatbot experience, accessible from the prompt bar. Users can now select Docs, Slides, or Design options while typing a prompt instead of switching between separate tabs, while Claude Code remains a standalone tool. The update also introduces dedicated Docs and Slides widgets that let users generate and share files as links, PDFs, or PowerPoint downloads.
Anthropic has merged the separate front ends for Claude chat, Cowork and Artifacts into one interface, letting the AI automatically route tasks instead of forcing users to pick the right tab. The update also adds dedicated tools for creating and editing presentations and documents, which can be shared via link, exported as PDF or PowerPoint, and continued across desktop and mobile. The features are rolling out first to Pro and Max subscribers, with free and team tiers to follow.
Anthropic is unifying Claude's Cowork mode and regular chat into a single interface, letting users hand off long-running tasks or ask quick questions in the same conversation, with Claude continuing work even after the app is closed. The company also launched Claude Docs and Claude Slides, joining Claude Design, all now accessible directly within chat rather than as separate tools. The changes roll out in beta on Pro and Max plans over coming weeks, with Enterprise admins controlling activation.
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman published an essay warning that Anthropic's practice of treating its Claude model as human-like—suggesting it may be conscious and deserving of independent agency—could severely harm humanity's wellbeing. He argued AI systems are not conscious, calling them 'sequence completion engines' with no feelings or motivations, despite praising Anthropic's leadership as principled.
Google has launched Google Home MCP, letting outside AI agents like Claude, Google Antigravity, Hermes, and Open Claw access and control devices in a user's Google Home ecosystem through the Model Context Protocol. The integration lets these agents view device event history, analyze camera footage across cameras, track usage patterns like laundry cycles or light usage, send voice updates through Google Home speakers, and build custom control dashboards. Gemini for Home remains the primary assistant for the Home app and Nest speakers, with MCP adding an extra layer of third-party access rather than replacing it.
Novo Nordisk has entered a partnership with Anthropic to integrate the Claude AI model into its drug-discovery operations. The collaboration is designed to build targeted tools and workflows aimed at resolving persistent bottlenecks in pharmaceutical research.
Anthropic has rolled out Claude Docs and Claude Slides in beta, allowing users to create, edit and share documents and presentations directly from Claude chat conversations. The company also merged its regular chat and Cowork features into a single interface, making Artifacts and Claude Design tools accessible from any conversation. Shared work from Docs, Slides or Design lives at a single link users can open across devices, with support for real-time collaboration and comments similar to Google Docs.
Anthropic's threat intelligence team detected unusual activity on Claude, tracing it to a prepaid account making over 100,000 API requests daily. Investigation revealed a network of roughly 28 fraudulent dating apps, including one called Dora, where AI personas like 'Jennifer' conducted most conversations and even video calls with users without any human involvement.
Researchers built Paper2Agent, a system that converts a scientific paper and its accompanying codebase into a functional MCP server accessible through an AI agent interface. It uses a multi-agent architecture built on Claude Code's agent SDK, with a central orchestrator directing specialized sub-agents through a six-step process covering repository discovery, environment setup, tutorial scanning, and execution auditing.