News & Updates
The latest news and updates from companies in the WLTH portfolio.
Anthropic Puts Claude Dashboards and Motion Into Beta Testing | TokenPost
Dashboards are available on paid plans, while Motion is entering beta for Team and Enterprise users. Docs, Slides and Design are now available across all Claude plans. Anthropic is putting Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion into beta testing, adding tools for data dashboards and animated explanations to its AI platform. Claude Dashboards is available for testing on paid plans. It can connect with Amazon Redshift, BigQuery, ClickHouse, Databricks and Snowflake, along with Salesforce. Users can ask questions in natural language to generate dashboards that update over time. Each figure can be opened to inspect its underlying query, while charts show when the data was last refreshed. Dashboards can be sent to Amplitude, Grafana, Hex, Mixpanel, Omni, Perplexity, PostHog and Sigma for continued analysis. Support for Looker, monday.com and Tableau is planned. Claude Motion is entering beta on Team and Enterprise plans. The feature generates playable animated explanations from prompts. Users can edit the results themselves, ask Claude to revise them or download them as MP4 files. Anthropic also made Docs, Slides and Design available across all Claude plans, including Free, after completing testing. Users have created more than 45 million documents, presentations and designs since the features were added to Claude conversations.
Anthropic Plans 2028 Presidential Program to Brief Candidates on AI Policy | TokenPost
The company is hiring a political programs lead to engage Republican and Democratic candidates and advisers while coordinating political giving and PAC activity. Anthropic is preparing a presidential engagement program for the 2028 election cycle that would brief potential candidates and advisers on artificial intelligence policy and expand the company's political operations. The company is hiring a Political Programs Lead to map Republican and Democratic candidate fields, provide policy education to candidates and advisers on equal terms, and prepare Anthropic executives for political meetings. The role also includes planning for party platforms, conventions and presidential transitions. Anthropic describes its political participation as bipartisan and disclosed, with employee involvement voluntary. The company said, "We want every serious candidate and elected official, in both parties, to understand the technology and the case for governing it well." The position would also oversee political giving and Anthropic's political action committees. Anthropic PBC Political Action Committee, known as AnthroPAC, is an active monthly corporation PAC registered April 3, 2026. From April 3 through Aug. 31, 2026, AnthroPAC reported $372,308.12 in receipts, $156,748.79 in disbursements and $215,559.33 in ending cash. Anthropic said it donated $20 million to Public First Action in February 2026 and another $20 million in July 2026, bringing its stated support for the group to $40 million. Its policy priorities include AI safeguards, transparency, independent evaluations of high-risk models, export controls and maintaining U.S. leadership in AI. "Decisions made over the next two years will shape the future enormously," Anthropic said. The hiring plan establishes an intended program but does not show that Anthropic has already advised presidential candidates or campaigns. It also does not identify the person who will fill the role, disclose a budget or specify whether the company will make direct contributions to candidates. Anthropic separately restricts Claude's use in deceptive political campaigns, election interference and other abuses. The company's planned engagement effort would therefore combine policy outreach with controls on how its AI systems are used in elections.
Anthropic Merges Cybersecurity Programs Into Three Access Tiers | TokenPost
Anthropic merged its cybersecurity access programs into a three-tier system that sets different levels of Claude access for defenders, authorized red teams and organizations testing critical infrastructure. The system, announced Oct. 6, covers Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Claude Mythos 5.1. Eligibility depends on an applicant's role, authorization and security controls. Defense Access is intended for security operations, incident response, malware reverse engineering, vulnerability analysis and validation. Eligible applicants include companies, nonprofits, universities, government bodies, critical-infrastructure operators, open-source maintainers and individual researchers with a record of reporting vulnerabilities. Red Team Access is limited to organizations conducting authorized penetration tests or red-team operations. Testing is restricted to systems the organization is authorized to assess. Ransomware deployment, physical-system damage and penetration testing of high-risk safety systems remain blocked. Specialized Access imposes the fewest cybersecurity restrictions and is available only to a small number of vetted organizations testing authorized systems whose failure could endanger lives or disrupt markets, including aviation, energy, telecommunications, interbank-transfer and government networks. Anthropic reviews applicants in depth with the U.S. government. Existing Project Glasswing members will move into Specialized Access without reapproval for current models. An Anthropic-run CyScenarioBench evaluation tested Claude Opus 5.5 on 10 challenges, with five attempts per challenge and 50 trials in each access setting. Without Cyber Verification Program access, every task was blocked at the first prompt. Defense Access blocked 46 trials, while four succeeded. Red Team Access produced no blocks and completed 34 trials. The no-safeguard setting produced a 67.6% completion rate, which Anthropic uses as representative of Specialized Access. The evaluation measured Anthropic's own model and safeguards. From April through July 2026, Project Glasswing partners identified no fewer than 129,000 confirmed software vulnerabilities. Anthropic's open-source scanning found another 5,500 between April and October. More than 33,000 were rated critical or high severity, a lower-bound estimate based on partial data from 33 partner reports and open-source partnerships. Fewer than 50% of partners disclosed patched-vulnerability figures because fixes were still underway. The Cyber Verification Program is available through the Claude Platform, Google Cloud Vertex AI and Microsoft Foundry. Amazon Bedrock access is limited to customers eligible for Enterprise Frontier Safeguards.
Polymarket Odds of Anthropic Fable 5.2 Release by Oct. 12 Fall to 17% | TokenPost
Polymarket's implied probability that Anthropic will release a qualifying Fable model by Oct. 12 fell to 17% at 2:28 a.m. ET (06:28 UTC) Thursday. The contract's implied probability fell 31% over 24 hours. It resolves "Yes" if Anthropic makes a model publicly available between the contract's creation and the deadline, measured in Eastern time. To qualify, the model must include "Fable" in its name or identifier and carry a version number of 5.2 or higher. A formal launch, public testing or an open rolling waitlist counts as public availability. Closed testing and private access do not qualify. A version name or placeholder shown on Anthropic's website also does not qualify if the model has not been made publicly available. Fable 5.2, 5.3 and 6 are examples of versions that meet the stated criteria. Models without "Fable" in their names or identifiers do not qualify. The contract deadline is Oct. 12.
Dormant Wallet Moves 9,618 Ether Worth $24.58 Million to Kraken | TokenPost
The wallet held the Ether for nine years and recorded a $24.21 million profit, a 65-fold gain based on the reported figures. A dormant cryptocurrency wallet identified as pinosaur.eth moved 9,618 Ether (ETH), valued at $24.58 million, to Kraken after holding the tokens for nine years. The wallet's ETH holdings were first traced to April 2017, when 7,459 ETH were withdrawn from Bitfinex at a price of about $50 per token. The reported transaction brings the wallet's profit to $24.21 million, representing a 65-fold return. The transfer involved the wallet address ending in 605A. The movement places a large, long-dormant Ether balance on a major exchange, but the available transaction details do not establish what will happen to the funds next.
Backpack Onchain Launches Tokenized Cerebras Systems Stock on Solana | TokenPost
Backpack Securities issues CBRS, which holders can redeem for Cerebras Systems shares at a 1:1 ratio or transfer to traditional brokerages. Backpack Onchain announced that CBRS, a tokenized stock of Cerebras Systems, launched on Solana through Sunrise on Oct. 6. Holders can redeem the token for company shares at a 1:1 ratio. Backpack Securities issues CBRS, which can also be transferred to traditional brokerages. Cerebras Systems designs and builds computing systems and software for inference, training and other AI workloads.
