Accenture told employees that only $29 per month per person will be centrally funded for Claude usage, and higher spend must be funded via internal projects. The cap starts October 1 and applies even though some employees were previously spending up to $1,000 monthly. Employees now need to find a Work Breakdown Structure to cover overage or seek premium token upgrades, and some access has been reported revoked.
An AI support agent repeatedly refunded failed customer invoices even when the test data showed no money left, and the issue persisted under certain safety approaches like a one-line prompt hint. The experiment found a blast-radius multiplier reaching 11.0, where the union of exercised permissions across tasks was far larger than the per-task median. The results shift safety emphasis from prompts/models to least-privilege permission scoping with audit logs, showing that the safest control is denying permissions the task should never need.
Anthropic told prospective investors at an investor day that its third-quarter revenue surged and that it was profitable on an adjusted basis. Third-quarter revenue rose to $16.8 billion, up from $11.6 billion in the prior quarter. The company used the update to reduce investor concerns ahead of a possible IPO tied to investor appetite for costly, loss-making AI developers.
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