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Plantir CEO Alex Karp has acknowledged that his company is still using Anthropic’s Claude AI models, even after the Pentagon officially designated the AI giant as a supply chain risk. Speaking at Palantir’s AIPcon 9 in Maryland, Karp told CNBC: “The Department of War is planning to phase out Anthropic; currently, it’s not phased out….
Pentagon has reportedly told senior officials that Anthropic’s AI tools may still be used beyond the planned six-month phase-out period in certain cases. According to an internal memo seen by news agency Reuters, the US Department of Defense may allow continued use of the company’s AI products if they are considered essential for national security…
Google has recently announced new artificial intelligence (AI) tools for the US Department of War. This comes just a day after AI company Anthropic filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, since it was designated as a supply chain risk. The move expands the tech major’s role in the Pentagon’s AI infrastructure and introduces new…
Anthropic, the maker of Claude AI, has taken the Trump administration to court. The AI company has filed a lawsuit on Monday (March 9) to block the Pentagon from placing it on a national security blacklist – a designation that is reserved for those organisations, or countries, that pose national security threat. This is already…
Caitlin Kalinowski, head of robotics and consumer hardware at OpenAI has now announced her resignation. Kalinowski cited concerns over the company’s recent agreement with the US Department of Defense. In a post shared on professional social media LinkedIn Kalinowski wrote that the decision to deploy OpenAI’s models on Pentagon classified networks was made too quickly…
Left: Pentagon head Pete Hegseth Right: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei The US is reportedly preparing new rules for artificial intelligence (AI) companies. The proposed guidelines come amid a dispute between the Pentagon and the Claude maker Anthropic over how its technology could be used by the military. Under the new rules, AI companies must allow…
Google, following Microsoft and Amazon, assures users that Anthropic’s AI models, including Claude, remain available for non-defense projects. This comes after the Pentagon blacklisted the startup over supply chain risks due to its refusal to grant unrestricted access for applications deemed unsafe. Despite the Pentagon’s move, major cloud providers are backing Anthropic’s commercial use. Google…
Pentagon’s chief technical officer Emil Michael has criticised Anthropic for placing restrictions on how its AI chatbot Claude can be used in defence systems. Speaking on the “All-In” podcast recently, Michael said the military needs technology partners willing to support autonomous defence capabilities. The comments come after the United States Department of Defense designated Anthropic…
Hours after the US Department of War officially designated Anthropic a ‘nation security risk’, CEO Dario Amodei has apologised for comments he made in an internal memo last week. In an interview with The Economist, Amodei said he “want to apologize” for the memo that was written on Friday, February 27 after a series of…
OpenAI struck a ‘hastily’ arranged deal with the Pentagon on the same day when the Department of War ‘kicked out’ Anthropic because the company declined to comply with its demands. Soon after the deal was announced, multiple reports said that the ChatGPT-maker faced backlash from company employees. Now, the Financial Times is reporting that OpenAI…
