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OpenAI is reportedly expanding its presence in government contracts through a deal with AWS, signaling deeper ties between AI infrastructure and public sector demand.
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OpenAI is reportedly expanding its presence in government contracts through a deal with AWS, signaling deeper ties between AI infrastructure and public sector demand.

Senator Elizabeth Warren raises concerns over the Pentagon’s decision to grant xAI access to classified networks, citing risks around security, oversight, and AI use in defence.

Several billionaires are reconsidering high-profile giving pledges as market pressures, liquidity challenges, and shifting priorities complicate long-term commitments.

Employees from OpenAI and Google have voiced support for Anthropic in a U.S. Department of Defence lawsuit, highlighting growing tensions over AI safety and military use.

Anthropic has sued the US Defence Department after being labelled a potential supply-chain risk, arguing that the designation could damage contracts and restrict its access to AI technology.

Several countries are moving to restrict or ban social media access for children, citing concerns about online safety, mental health risks, and digital addiction.

Indonesia plans new rules to limit social media access for children under 16, aiming to protect minors from online risks and strengthen digital safety measures.

Anthropic is preparing to challenge a U.S. Department of Defence supply-chain designation in court, arguing that the label could affect partnerships, procurement access, and competition in…

The US government is reportedly evaluating new semiconductor export controls that could tighten restrictions on advanced chips used in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.

The Pentagon has labelled AI company Anthropic a potential supply-chain risk, highlighting growing tensions between U.S. defence agencies and AI firms over military use of advanced models.

AI companies are reportedly spending millions to oppose a former tech executive’s campaign for Congress, highlighting rising tensions between Silicon Valley and politics.

Technology workers urge the U.S. Department of Defence and Congress to reconsider labelling Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, warning it could impact AI innovation and partnerships.
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