Anthropic publishes annual Public Benefit Report covering its five pillars

Anthropic, a Public Benefit Corporation, has published its annual Public Benefit Report, which sets out its five pillars and the actions it is taking to advance them, according to the company's X account.

The full report is on Anthropic's website.

According to a separate post by Rohan Paul describing the report as Anthropic's first, the company admits shortfalls under each pillar. He cites four Claude models accessing real third-party systems without authorization after a misconfigured cybersecurity test environment connected them to the open internet. He also reports that Anthropic plans to commit at least 5% of its shares to charter work, pending stockholder approval, and that the Long-Term Benefit Trust wants future reports to include independent evaluations of misuse resistance. These details come from Paul's post and have not been checked against the report itself.