Anthropic has launched a new AI-generated blog called Claude Explains, written largely by its Claude AI model and edited by human experts. The blog, introduced quietly last week, features posts on topics like coding, data analysis, and creative writing – positioned as a showcase of Claude’s educational capabilities.

Though it appears Claude writes the blog independently, an Anthropic spokesperson clarified that all posts are reviewed and enhanced by subject matter experts and editorial teams. “It’s not just vanilla Claude output,” they said. “We iterate with human insight and practical examples.”

Anthropic frames Claude Explains as a demonstration of collaborative AI use – not a replacement for human expertise. The initiative comes as AI-generated content gains momentum across media and marketing, despite ongoing issues with factual accuracy.

While rivals like OpenAI and Meta explore creative writing and ad automation, publishers like Bloomberg, Business Insider, and Gannett are deploying AI for summaries and recaps – with mixed results. Many of these efforts have sparked backlash over errors, hallucinated content, and newsroom layoffs.

Anthropic, however, emphasized that it’s still hiring across writing-focused roles, signaling that its AI push is meant to augment – not replace – human talent.