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Project Glasswing
Anthropic's research initiative supporting organisations applying AI to high-stakes problems. Expanded in June 2026 to approximately 150 new organisations across 15 countries.
What it is
Project Glasswing is Anthropic's research initiative supporting organisations that apply AI to high-stakes problems. In June 2026 it expanded to roughly 150 new organisations across 15 countries.
Why it matters
It signals how frontier AI is being directed toward consequential, real world applications, useful context for practitioners tracking where the technology and its trusted use cases are heading.
How it works
Practitioners follow the programme to understand which sectors and problem types are being prioritised for AI support and to learn from the approaches participating organisations take.
When it applies
Reach for it when you need grounding on responsible, high-stakes AI applications rather than a marketing tactic.
Examples
- Following how supported organisations apply AI to scientific research.
- Reviewing which sectors receive support to anticipate emerging AI use cases.
- Learning from deployment patterns in high-stakes settings.
How it is measured
- Organisations supported
- Countries represented
- Sectors covered
- Categories of high-stakes applications enabled
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Primary research · August 2026
How ChatGPT Shortlists Software Brands
An audit across 10 categories and 60 buying questions. I recorded what ChatGPT reads, throws away and links to when a buyer asks it which software to buy, and what that decides.
- 60
- Questions asked
- 10
- Software markets
- 2,680
- Results read
- 367
- Links shown
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