Jaeden Schafer

They're suing Anthropic for $3 billion for what they call flagrant piracy of about 20,000 pieces of work.

So today on the podcast, we're going to break down

the new features from Anthropic, and some of the controversy that they have found themselves in this week.

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Let's get into the episode.

So earlier this month, Anthropic, they released the new cowork.

Basically, this is a new agent kind of tool that gives a lot of the core capabilities of their cloud code assistant that I think, you know, a lot of developers are very famously in love with.

I over here at AI box, my startup, we use cloud code a ton.

Not myself.

I'm not a developer, but

our developers, this is basically what we run everything on.

So they've released essentially something like cloud code, but for the general population, the general public that is not developers.

So they've built a sort of more general purpose product.

And they're calling this co work.

So right now, they have just expanded co work with a bunch of new features that are aimed at

I think a lot of enterprise users specifically, and that was kind of where they were initially going with that.