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@edwinarbus
Head of Product & Community Comms, @claudeai • formerly @openai @cursor_ai @stripe • email: edwinarbus@anthropic.com
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A user argues that AI belongs in people's hands and that local AI is necessary to avoid restrictions.
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Usage policy update adds new rules and highlights the potential for misuse.
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Anthropic says it costs around 75% less to run on average than Haiku 4.5 and improves coding and computer use.
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A user says new Claude Projects felt better in most ways, though the setup isn’t clearly documented.
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Its creator says each frame contains 195,000 glyph-based “pixels,” with foreground and background colors for extra detail.
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A user writes “coining the term” before the phrase but doesn’t explain what it means.
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A user recommends leaving Sonnet’s effort setting at its default for most tasks, arguing that max effort takes more time and costs more. At that point, they suggest using Opus instead.
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A user shares a video they describe as Sonnet 5.5 trying to guess the correct emoji under twenty yes-or-no questions.
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Anthropic says Sonnet 5.5 runs more than 30% faster than Sonnet 5. In pre-release max-effort tests, Artificial Analysis measured per-task costs roughly 50% higher than Sonnet 5’s.
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One user praises Claude's visuals but says its sound is still a weak point, describing recurring 'ticky' synth tones as much worse in quality.
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A user reports poor results on bend2 improvements and questions whether Claude Code used the model they intended.
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Claude says it is also providing subscription users with a rate limit reset they can save and use whenever they choose.
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A user predicted on September 20 that AI price cuts were unlikely anytime soon, arguing that the market favors “premium intelligence.”
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A post sharing Breaking Change's debut article says all participating models chose to integrate Stripe, and shops built by Fable and Opus were the two finalists selected for production.
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Using the Unity plugin, a user asked Claude Code to make a game testing whether you could keep folding to make origami. They report needing a few workarounds.
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The user says questions they consider straightforward and harmless are flagged as too dangerous for Fable, leaving them preferring other models.
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The user describes the shared image as “the perfect encapsulation” of AI progress over the six months leading up to September 11, 2026.
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A user sharing the site says its routes can be uploaded as GPX files to a Garmin or the Apple Watch app WorkOutDoors, which provides audio directions.
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Screenshots show fresh Claude Code sessions at zero usage.
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Anthropic engineer Boris Cherny replies with a welcome after Arbus posts about the move.
