Anthropic says Claude is now leading more than a quarter of its AI research
THE SO WHAT
If Claude is driving 26% of Anthropic’s own AI research, vendor dogfooding has crossed into core R&D—not just productivity demos. Enterprise teams should be mapping which internal knowledge work could follow the same pattern and where governance or IP risk makes that a non-starter.
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