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An audit of Anthropic customers’ bills uncovered invoicing errors, finding about $1.7 million in mistaken overcharges. The Information’s Laura Bratton explains how those errant changes could happen: "Maybe there was an AI agent that continued to retry a task that it was completing incorrectly and a customer didn't realize... show more

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