Human evaluation is more than $ 183 billion after donations, $ 13 billion

(Reuters) –Artificial-TCA Antarubor said on Tuesday that it is now valued at $ 183 billion, more than twice its previous evaluation, as the investor’s enthusiasm for emerging companies of artificial intelligence remains strong despite some doubts about spending on the technology industry.

The new evaluation is a jump from post -money evaluation of $ 61.5 billion in March this year, raising $ 3.5 billion.

Antarubor said it raised $ 13 billion in a tour of the series F, led by the iconiq investment company.

“Investment will expand our ability to meet the increasing demand for institutions, deepen our safety research, support international expansion as we continue to build reliable, interpretable, and leaders.”

Google-Parent Alphabet and Amazon.com, partially enacted its work, partially, by building AI models that surpass the coding.

Antarbur price revenues, which grew to about one billion dollars at the beginning of 2025, amounted to more than $ 5 billion by August.

The starting start behind the Clauds models revealed the OPUS 4.1 in August, which is an upgrade to OPUS 4 about the tasks of the agent, coding and thinking in the real world.

Anthropors said the last round of funding was led by Fidelity Management & Research Partners. Among the other major investors are the Investment Authority in Qatar, Blackstone and Coature.

The startup in the United States increased by 75.6 % in the first half of 2025, largely driven by major artificial intelligence investments and bold bets from major technology companies, and put them on the right track for the second best year ever, and a report from Pitchbook in July showed.

Last month, Antarubor said it would present Claude to the United States government for one dollar. Claude, along with OpenaiThe Central Procurement of the United States Government said in August that ChatGPT and Jimini from Google have been added to a list of adopted artificial intelligence sellers.

The Financial Times thought in July that the Amazon was considering another billions of dollars in investing in humans to enhance its strategic partnership.

(Participated in the reports of Jobi Babu in Mexico City; edited by Bouja Disai and Alan Baruna)