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US Military Reaches Deals With 7 Companies To Use Their AI On Classified Systems
Notably absent from the list is AI company Anthropic, after its public dispute and legal fight with the Trump administration over the ethics and safety of AI usage in war.
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Pentagon Signs Deals With 7 AI Companies, Anthropic Not On List
The seven companies with which Pentagon has signed agreements include SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, Reflection, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services.
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Pentagon To Adopt Palantir AI As Core US Military System, Memo Says
Palantir’s Maven artificial intelligence system will become an official program of record, Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg said in a letter to
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Anthropic Boss Apologises For Leaked Memo About Pentagon, Trump
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei has apologised for a leaked memo and how he handled negotiations with the Pentagon. This was the AI lab CEO's first interview after the Pentagon labelled Anthropic as a supply chain risk.
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Over 2.5 Million Users Boycott ChatGPT. Here's Why
More than 2.5 million users pledge to boycott ChatGPT after OpenAI signs AI contract with the US Department of Defense, sparking widespread backlash and app uninstalls.
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Can Anthropic Survive Taking On Trump's Pentagon?
In an unprecedented dispute between the US government and a private business, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared Anthropic a supply chain risk -- a measure usually reserved for companies from adversary nations, like China's Huawei.
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"Cannot In Good Conscience": Anthropic Rejects Pentagon's Demands
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave Anthropic until Friday to agree to unconditional military use of its technology or face being forced to comply under emergency federal powers.
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Anthropic Drops Its Core Safety Pledge Amid Deadline Threat From US Government
Anthropic drops its AI safety pledge to keep pace in the competitive AI market amid Pentagon demands for unrestricted military use of its technology.
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Pentagon Adopts New Ethical Principles for Using Artificial Intelligence in War
The Pentagon is adopting new ethical principles as it prepares to accelerate its use of artificial intelligence technology on the battlefield.
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Amazon, Microsoft Chosen to Compete for Pentagon Cloud Computing Contract
The selection leaves Oracle and IBM out of the competition for the contract for the Defense Department's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud, or JEDI.
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Sundar Pichai Met Pentagon Military Leaders To Ease Drone AI Tensions
Google chief executive Sundar Pichai quietly paid the Pentagon a visit during his trip to Washington last week, seeking to smooth over tensions roughly four months after employee outrage prompted the tech giant to sever a defense contract to analyze drone video, according to two people familiar with the meeting.
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Google To Drop Pentagon AI Contract After Employees Called It The 'Business Of War'
Google will not seek to extend its contract next year with the Department of Defense for artificial intelligence used to analyze drone video, squashing a controversial alliance that had raised alarms over the technological build-up between Silicon Valley and the military.
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US Military Reaches Deals With 7 Companies To Use Their AI On Classified Systems
Notably absent from the list is AI company Anthropic, after its public dispute and legal fight with the Trump administration over the ethics and safety of AI usage in war.
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Pentagon Signs Deals With 7 AI Companies, Anthropic Not On List
The seven companies with which Pentagon has signed agreements include SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, Reflection, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services.
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Pentagon To Adopt Palantir AI As Core US Military System, Memo Says
Palantir’s Maven artificial intelligence system will become an official program of record, Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg said in a letter to
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Anthropic Boss Apologises For Leaked Memo About Pentagon, Trump
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei has apologised for a leaked memo and how he handled negotiations with the Pentagon. This was the AI lab CEO's first interview after the Pentagon labelled Anthropic as a supply chain risk.
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Over 2.5 Million Users Boycott ChatGPT. Here's Why
More than 2.5 million users pledge to boycott ChatGPT after OpenAI signs AI contract with the US Department of Defense, sparking widespread backlash and app uninstalls.
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Can Anthropic Survive Taking On Trump's Pentagon?
In an unprecedented dispute between the US government and a private business, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared Anthropic a supply chain risk -- a measure usually reserved for companies from adversary nations, like China's Huawei.
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"Cannot In Good Conscience": Anthropic Rejects Pentagon's Demands
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave Anthropic until Friday to agree to unconditional military use of its technology or face being forced to comply under emergency federal powers.
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Anthropic Drops Its Core Safety Pledge Amid Deadline Threat From US Government
Anthropic drops its AI safety pledge to keep pace in the competitive AI market amid Pentagon demands for unrestricted military use of its technology.
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Pentagon Adopts New Ethical Principles for Using Artificial Intelligence in War
The Pentagon is adopting new ethical principles as it prepares to accelerate its use of artificial intelligence technology on the battlefield.
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Amazon, Microsoft Chosen to Compete for Pentagon Cloud Computing Contract
The selection leaves Oracle and IBM out of the competition for the contract for the Defense Department's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud, or JEDI.
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Sundar Pichai Met Pentagon Military Leaders To Ease Drone AI Tensions
Google chief executive Sundar Pichai quietly paid the Pentagon a visit during his trip to Washington last week, seeking to smooth over tensions roughly four months after employee outrage prompted the tech giant to sever a defense contract to analyze drone video, according to two people familiar with the meeting.
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Google To Drop Pentagon AI Contract After Employees Called It The 'Business Of War'
Google will not seek to extend its contract next year with the Department of Defense for artificial intelligence used to analyze drone video, squashing a controversial alliance that had raised alarms over the technological build-up between Silicon Valley and the military.
