Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. federal government, arguing that its recent classification as a supply chain risk is inconsistent and unfair. The company is pushing back against government actions that it says are contradictory and politically motivated. Anthropic claims that the government is overstepping its bounds and violating its rights to free
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Artificial intelligence experts are increasingly focused on the potential dangers of large language models (LLMs). These powerful tools can sometimes go off the rails, producing harmful or misleading content. To address this, researchers are developing models that can act as safety guardrails, helping to prevent misuse and dangerous outputs. Models Designed to Keep AI Safe
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There’s a noticeable shift happening in how the world thinks about AI and the use of online content. The UK is at the forefront of this change, with lawmakers pushing for new rules around how AI companies source their training data. Instead of using content freely, they want AI firms to pay for the right
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Anthropic is refusing to back down after the US Department of War labeled it as a supply-chain risk. The company has made it clear it won’t compromise its ethical standards to meet military demands. CEO Dario Amodei emphasized that talks with the department are ongoing, but the company remains firm on its principles. Company’s Response
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UK lawmakers are pushing for a new approach to AI development that emphasizes licensing and transparency. A committee from the House of Lords has recommended that AI developers must obtain licenses before using copyrighted material for training. This move aims to strengthen copyright protections and prevent the use of protected works without permission, regardless of
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China is stepping up its efforts to compete directly with the United States in the tech industry. The government has announced plans to boost funding for start-up companies and focus on developing cutting-edge technologies. Their goal is to make the digital economy a bigger part of the country’s overall growth by 2030. Focus on Self-Reliance
Online rights advocates across Europe and beyond are raising alarms about how tech companies are making digital life harder for users. They’ve written to policymakers in the EU, UK, and the US, urging action to curb practices that prioritize profits over user experience. The campaign highlights growing concerns about digital market dominance and the need
Anthropic is working to renegotiate its AI contract with the US Department of Defense (DoD). The company’s CEO, Dario Amodei, has been holding talks with Emil Michael, the US under-secretary of defense for research and engineering. The goal is to resolve disagreements that led the DoD to classify Anthropic as a supply-chain risk. Sources quoted
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AI is becoming more common in our daily lives, with many people using it regularly. A recent survey shows that over a third of consumers now interact with AI every day. While most see AI as helpful, many also want more say in how these systems work and access their personal data. How People Use
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Many CIOs are eager to expand their use of artificial intelligence, but they face significant hurdles along the way. A recent report shows that while organizations are enthusiastic about AI, they’re struggling with the practical aspects of managing it effectively. Skills gaps, governance concerns, and infrastructure limits are slowing down the pace of scaling AI
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