Financial Times links to AI profitability tracker and Anthropic update

In short: The Financial Times published a “further reading” list that points readers to several outside stories, including links about AI profits and new AI research.

What happened

The Financial Times posted a short roundup called “FTAV’s further reading.” It is a curated list of articles and posts from other publishers.

In the list, the FT linked to “Is AI profitable yet?”, a website that tracks whether AI companies are making money. It also linked to an Anthropic research post titled “An update on Project Glasswing.” Anthropic is an AI company, and the post is an update on a research project.

The roundup also included several non-AI links. These covered topics like SpaceX, a newsletter post about IPOs (when a private company sells shares to the public for the first time), and a guide to lunch spots near Shoreditch in London.

Why it matters

Roundups like this can be a quick way for readers to follow what people are paying attention to across tech and business, without reading many full papers. For everyday readers trying to make sense of AI, the two AI links stand out because they focus on basic questions, like whether AI is actually making money, and what AI researchers are working on next.

Source: Financial Times