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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.
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.
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.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirms a Pentagon partnership that includes technical safeguards, highlighting growing cooperation between AI companies and the U.S. defence sector.
The Pentagon is reviewing whether AI company Anthropic should be classified as a supply-chain risk amid disputes over military use of artificial intelligence.
Anthropic’s position on military AI collaboration has sparked debate about ethics, national security, and the future role of artificial intelligence in defence systems.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has replaced its acting director after a challenging year, as the agency looks to stabilise leadership and strengthen U.S. cybersecurity…
A former L3Harris Trenchant executive has been jailed for illegally exporting hacking tools to a Russian broker, violating U.S. export control laws and national security regulations.
The U.S. Defence Secretary has summoned Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to discuss potential military applications of Claude, raising fresh questions about AI governance and defence use.
The U.S. Department of Justice alleges the head of Trenchant sold software exploits to a Russian broker, potentially enabling access to millions of computers and connected devices.
US Senator Ron Wyden has raised fresh concerns about alleged CIA activities, renewing warnings over secret government surveillance and oversight gaps.
A confidential informant told the FBI in 2017 that Jeffrey Epstein employed a “personal hacker,” according to newly released U.S. Justice Department documents.
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