Claude Code has relaunched Projects so users can run multiple AI agents together with shared memory, goals, and a shared set of files and artifacts. Each project uses a coordinator with parallel threads that run separate Claude Code cloud sessions on their own repo branch, and overlapping changes are handled as merge conflicts. As a result, agent work can be organized and coordinated in a single project while still merging updates using standard PR-style conflict resolution.
Ben’s Bites reported a cluster of AI product and model updates across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and others, alongside tool and infrastructure announcements for agents and developers. One cited figure is that Gemini’s 3.8 Live model is listed as 7x cheaper than GPT-Live 1. The result is a shift toward integrated chat-and-workflows (e.g., Claude Cowork merging into Claude Chat) and expanded agent-capable services, plus new multimodal and routing-style model options.
Levent Alpöge and Ava Howell used Anthropic’s Claude to produce elliptic curves with rational points of rank at least 31. The work reported rank at least 31 solutions within just a few days. As a result, AI-generated examples added two higher-rank elliptic curves to a field where progress had been slow for years.
Anthropic merged Claude Cowork and chat into a single Claude experience for task handoffs like completing reports and updating slides. The merge rolls out on Pro and Max plans over the next few weeks. Claude Docs, Slides, and Design features are now available from any conversation, so users no longer have to choose whether work happens in Cowork or in design tools.
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