The Biggest AI-as-a-Service Company in History

A directory of some weekend reading about Claude AI products and Anthropic. Links to the best and most unique guides and POV op-eds I could find.

https://www.ai-supremacy.com/p/the-biggest-ai-as-a-service-company-in-history-anthropic-claude-2026

“A Short Claude Learning Directory:

Scan these titles carefully 👀 (These were all hand picked by me over a few days)

1. Why Anthropic believes its latest model is too dangerous to release, by Kai Williams (Understanding AI
2. The Non-Technical Person’s Complete Guide to Claude Code, by Michael Crist
3. How to Onboard to Claude Without the Learning Curve, by Jenny Ouyang (Build to Launch)
4. AI Tooling for Software Engineers in 2026, by Gergely Orosz (The Pragmatic Engineer)
5. Anthropic Just Passed OpenAI in Revenue. Spending 4x Less, by Ruben Dominguez (The AI Corner) 🔥
6. How to setup Claude Code (without coding), by Ruben Hassid (How to AI)
7. 39 Claude Skills Examples to Transform How You Work, by Daria Cupareanu (AI Blew my Mind)
8. Make the Most of Claude Code: 15 Projects From Your First Prompt to an AI System That Runs Itself, by Jenny Ouyang (Build to Launch)
9. Turn Claude Cowork Into Your Personal COO 🧠, by Linas Beliūnas
10. Claude Just Changed Content Creation Forever! (Tutorial), by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄
11. Claude Dispatch and the Power of Interfaces, by Ethan Mollick (One Useful Thing)
12. The Ultimate Guide to Building Your Agentic AI Workflow With Claude Cowork, by Wyndo (The AI Maker)
13. Guide to Claude Cowork (without coding) by Ruben Hassid (How to AI)
14. Claude Cowork: The Ultimate Guide for PMs, by Paweł Huryn (The Product Compass)
15. How to Build Product Strategy in the Age of AI: Step-by-Step with Claude Code, by Aakash Gupta (Product Growth)
16. Head of Claude Code: What happens after coding is solved | Boris Cherny, by Lenny Rachitsky
17. Claude Cowork Guide for Power Users: 50+ Tested Tips on Plugins, Skills, Sub-Agents, and Memory, by Karo (Product with Attitude)
18. How to set up Claude Cowork Projects, by Frank Andrade (Artificial Corner)
19. We Tried 100 Claude Skills. These Are The Best, by Frank Andrade (Multiple authors, Artificial Corner).
20. Claude Skills Are Taking the AI Community by Storm, by Karo (Product with Attitude)
21. Claude Cowork: 10 Use Cases I Tested + 67 More by Profession, by Daria Cupareanu (AI Blew my Mind)
22. 10 Claude Cowork Workflows That Actually Work, by Ruben Dominguez (The AI Corner)
23. You’re Using Claude Wrong! Here’s How to Be Ahead of 99% of Users, by Frank Andrade (Artificial Corner).
24. Everyone should be using Claude Code more, by Lenny Rachitsky (Lenny’s Newsletter)
25. Forward-deployed AI consulting: the new world of AI Agents, by Guillermo Flor (AI Opportunity)
26. Why Anthropic Thinks AI Should Have Its Own Computer (a Podcast interview)— Felix Rieseberg of Claude Cowork & Claude Code Desktop, by Latent.Space
27. Anthropic’s New AI Report Accidentally Reveals an Industry-Sized Weak Spot, by Alberto Romero (The Algorithmic Bridge)
28. Turn Claude Into Your Personal AI Operating System, by Daria Cupareanu (AI Blew my Mind)
29. Before You Use Claude Cowork, Build This First, by Frank Andrade
30. How to Set up Claude for Non-Coders, by Ruben Hassid 🔥
31. Perplexity Computer vs Claude Code vs Cowork vs Manus: Tested Side by Side, by Daria Cupareanu
32. The Claude Dispatch Guide: 48 Hours Running AI Agents From My Phone, by Paweł Huryn (The Product Compass)
33. The PM’s Guide to Agent Distribution: MCP Servers, CLIs, and AGENTS.md, by Aakash Gupta (Product Growth)
34. How I Connected NotebookLM to Claude and Changed How I Do Research Forever, by Wyndo (The AI Maker)
35. Claude Code and Codex bet on different harnesses, by Nate
36. How to build an AI boardroom in Claude Code, by Steffi Kieffer (Insanely Human)
37. How to use Claude Code to build a board room of world class Product Mentors, Rich Holmes (Department of Product)
38. Claude Team is Shipping Like Crazy: 74 Releases in 52 Days, by Paweł Huryn (AI Product Management)
39. How to use Claude Cowork as a Competitive Intelligence System, by Rich Holmes (Department of Product)
40. The Guide to Claude Code for PMs, by Paweł Huryn (The Product Compass)
41. The Pentagon is making a mistake by threatening Anthropic, by Timothy B. Lee (Understanding AI)
42. On Claude Mythos: “New Sages Unrivalled”, by Dean W. Ball (Hyperdimensional)
43. Is Claude Cowork safe? by Karen Spinner & ToxSec (wonderingabout.ai)
44. Claude.md Full guide, by Guillermo Flor (Product Market Fit and AI Opportunity)
45. The Meaning of Anthropic vs the Pentagon, by Dean W. Ball (Hyperdimensional, Persuasion) 🔥
46. Claude Managed Agents Explained, by Opinion AI (Emerging AI)
47. Claude Skills: The Feature That Saves You 200 Hours, by Ruben Dominguez (The VC Corner)
48. Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy v3: Dive Into The Details by Zvi Mowshowitz (Don’t Worry about the Vase)
49. The One-Person Unicorn 🦄, by Linas Beliūnas
50. AI Just Entered Its Manhattan Project Era, Alberto Romero (The Algorithmic Bridge)
51. Are AI agents actually slowing us down? By Gergely Orosz (The Pragmatic Engineer)
52. AI #163: Mythos Quest By Zvi Mowshowitz (Don’t Worry about the Vase)
53. Components of A Coding Agent, by Sebastian Raschka, PhD (Ahead of AI)
54. Model Context Protocol (MCP) Explained, by Nir Diamant
55. How to Create Interactive Chats with Claude AI, by Ruben Hassid (How I AI)
56. Anthropic just solved the hardest part of building AI agents, by Ruben Dominguez (The AI Corner)
57. A Disruptive Moment in Time… by Peter H. Diamandis (Megatrends)
58. What should we take from Anthropic’s (possibly) terrifying new report on Mythos? by Gary Marcus (Marcus on AI)
59. Claude Mythos and misguided open-weight fearmongering, by Nathan Lambert (Interconnects)
60. AI’s Acceleration Paradox, by Luiza Jarovsky, PhD
61. Connectors vs Skills vs Projects vs Custom MCP: What Each Layer Is Actually For, by Claude Cowork
62. How to Install Claude Excel, by Ruben Hassid (How to AI)
63. A beginner’s guide to using Claude, By Helena Di Biase (Really Rich)
64. MCP – A Deep Dive, by Neo Kim (The System Design Newsletter)
65. 6 Ways I Cut My Claude Token Usage in Half! by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄“

Free Whitepaper release: When Machines Write: Upholding Research and Publication Standards in the Age of AI

“New York, NY — February 26, 2026, IGI Global Scientific Publishing—dedicated to “Publishing Tomorrow’s Research Today” since 1988—has released a free whitepaper, When Machines Write: Upholding Research and Publication Standards in the Age of AI, authored by Shalin Hai-Jew. Published by IGI Global Scientific Publishing, the resource explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping research and scholarly communication and examines how publishers and researchers can maintain rigorous publication standards while responsibly integrating AI technologies.

The whitepaper is available now as a free download on the publisher’s website. Those interested in more information, or in downloading the whitepaper, can visit the publisher’s site here.

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Dr. Hai-Jew draws from more than 15 years of experience working with IGI Global Scientific Publishing, editing 27 research books and authoring seven with the publisher. She has had an extensive career in higher education as a tenured faculty member, instructional designer, and grant writer. Her writing in the whitepaper discusses the challenges and opportunities found at the crossroads of human expertise and machine-generated writing. Her commentary covers how researchers and publishers can uphold rigorous publication standards while responsibly integrating AI technologies.

The whitepaper is available now as a free download on the publisher’s website. Those interested in more information, or in downloading the whitepaper, can visit the publisher’s site here. Researchers and experts interested in contributing their own work to the publisher’s vast e-Book Collection or Open Access Journal Program can find more information on their “Publish With Us” webpage.

About IGI Global Scientific Publishing – Publishing Tomorrow’s Research Today

IGI Global Scientific Publishing was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA, with offices in New York, New York, USA, London, UK, and Beijing, China (IGI Science and Technology, Ltd.). As a rapidly growing, mid-sized, independent international academic publisher dedicated to releasing high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarly research publications in the major subject areas of Business & Management, Science, Technology, & Medicine (STM), and Education & Social Sciences, the company has become an innovator in the publishing world that challenges industry norms.

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