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2026-09-18

Astra for Law, Anthropic's R&D automation index, parallel Claude Code projects, and the unredacted NYT filings: four AI measurements and their workings

Four developments from 17 September 2026 — OpenAI's Astra for Law and the benchmark score it published, Anthropic's index of how much of its own model research Claude now leads, the redesigned Claude Code Projects, and the newly unredacted filings in The New York Times' suit against OpenAI and Microsoft — each with the measurement behind the claim and the caveat its publisher attached.

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Astra for Law, Anthropic's R&D automation index, parallel Claude Code projects, and the unredacted NYT filings: four AI measurements and their workings

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