Monday, 19 October 20264:08 pm ISTIndia edition

Just in

3:21 pmPolice ‘lost control’ during French protests, says Interior Minister
3:15 pmPeaceful protest is fundamental right, but protesters’ credentials must be weighed: Bombay HC
3:14 pmRaincoats, no selfies: New guidelines for puja pandals after Kolkata stampede
3:10 pmNeha Bora moves Delhi High Court against peace bond notice
3:07 pmMumbai fishermen say police stopped them from protesting against Manori project
SponsoredPut your announcement in this ticker from ₹69/day
3:03 pmAustralian lawmaker ‘critically’ hurt in attack, officials say
2:57 pm4 killed when truck rams into Scorpio in Varanasi
2:54 pmColumn | 3 simple ways to get more energy from the foods you eat every day
2:54 pmManipur: Man dies from pellet injuries; 3 CRPF personnel injured in bomb attack
2:40 pmAfter stampede deaths, Bengal Oppn targets BJP, unites over Left book stalls
2:30 pmHealth Innovation South West and Helfie AI announce partnership to evaluate digital-first hypertension screening
2:27 pm‘India not Bangladesh or France’: Shashi Tharoor rejects ‘regime change’ charge after Rijiju's ‘conspiracy hatched’ remark
2:24 pmDiabetes-Related Sexual Dysfunction Often Goes Unspoken
2:24 pmBody left outside Manipur CM's bungalow after two killed in ongoing violence
3:21 pmPolice ‘lost control’ during French protests, says Interior Minister
3:15 pmPeaceful protest is fundamental right, but protesters’ credentials must be weighed: Bombay HC
3:14 pmRaincoats, no selfies: New guidelines for puja pandals after Kolkata stampede
3:10 pmNeha Bora moves Delhi High Court against peace bond notice
3:07 pmMumbai fishermen say police stopped them from protesting against Manori project
SponsoredPut your announcement in this ticker from ₹69/day
3:03 pmAustralian lawmaker ‘critically’ hurt in attack, officials say
2:57 pm4 killed when truck rams into Scorpio in Varanasi
2:54 pmColumn | 3 simple ways to get more energy from the foods you eat every day
2:54 pmManipur: Man dies from pellet injuries; 3 CRPF personnel injured in bomb attack
2:40 pmAfter stampede deaths, Bengal Oppn targets BJP, unites over Left book stalls
2:30 pmHealth Innovation South West and Helfie AI announce partnership to evaluate digital-first hypertension screening
2:27 pm‘India not Bangladesh or France’: Shashi Tharoor rejects ‘regime change’ charge after Rijiju's ‘conspiracy hatched’ remark
2:24 pmDiabetes-Related Sexual Dysfunction Often Goes Unspoken
2:24 pmBody left outside Manipur CM's bungalow after two killed in ongoing violence

World

Anthropic’s public benefit plan: What its 5% share commitment means for AI’s future

Reported by Wion 19 Oct 2026, 1:49 am IST 1 min read

Image: Wion. Rights remain with the publisher.

Anthropic plans to commit 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund, with potential increases linked to valuation growth. The Claude maker says the fund could support nonprofits, communities and workers affected by AI, while excluding lobbying and political contributions.

Read the full report on Wion

Story file

Section: World
Topics: Stock market, AI & gadgets
First reported by: Wion
Reporter: abhinav yadav
Published: Monday, 19 October 2026, 1:49 am IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

How this page works. The Headline Update lists this report from Wion with a short summary and a link to the original. The original reporting and photograph belong to the publisher. Spotted an error in our summary? Tell our corrections desk.