Sources
The HHH Record draws from the following primary source categories. Where individual entries cite sources, those citations link directly to the primary document.
Court filings and dockets
- CourtListener (free public access to federal court dockets)
- PACER (paywalled but authoritative for federal court records)
- State court systems where applicable
- Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse
Government documents
- SEC EDGAR
- Federal Register
- Department of Defense and Department of Commerce announcements
- Congressional press releases and hearing transcripts
- Financial Stability Board publications
- Agency publications (NIST, CAISI, AISI, ENISA)
Official company communications
- Anthropic newsroom and policy documents
- Anthropic alignment research publications
- Investor and personnel announcements
- System cards and product release notes
Reporting
- Reuters, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times
- TechCrunch, The Verge, Ars Technica, The Register
- CNBC, Axios, Politico, Fortune
- Specialized outlets (MLex for litigation, AI-specific industry trades)
Security disclosures
- National Vulnerability Database (NVD)
- HackerOne and Bugcrowd public reports
- Researcher writeups (linked directly when cited)
- Anthropic’s Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure dashboard
Independent analysis
- Schneier on Security
- Substack publications by analysts and researchers
- Academic and industry analyst reports
Methodology notes
Every claim is checked against at least one primary source. Direct quotes are sourced to the original publication or transcript. Where reporting conflicts, the conflict is preserved rather than resolved editorially. Where evidence is absent, the gap is documented.