
Defense Chief Clashes with AI CEO Over Military Systems
A major policy dispute has erupted between Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei over the control and ethics of AI in military operations.
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A major policy dispute has erupted between Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei over the control and ethics of AI in military operations.

The White House has ordered a government-wide halt to the use of AI from American company Anthropic, which the Pentagon has now labeled a national security risk.

The Pentagon has given AI firm Anthropic a Friday deadline to remove key safety features from its AI model or risk losing a $200 million military contract.

AI company Anthropic reveals it has uncovered industrial-scale campaigns by three labs to illicitly copy its Claude model, raising major national security concerns.

IBM shares fell nearly 13.2% after AI firm Anthropic announced its Claude Code tool can modernize COBOL systems, directly threatening a core part of IBM's mainframe business.

A major dispute over the ethical use of AI in warfare has erupted between the U.S. Pentagon and the tech firm Anthropic, threatening a key national security partnership.

AI company Anthropic has deployed autonomous agents to perform legal, marketing, and sales jobs, fueling a global debate on the future of white-collar work.

AI company Anthropic has launched a new suite of professional tools, sparking a debate on whether general-purpose AI can replace specialized industry software.

The Pentagon is considering ending its relationship with AI firm Anthropic over the company's refusal to grant unrestricted military use of its models.

A growing number of AI experts at top companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are resigning to publicly warn about the technology's escalating and unforeseen dangers.

AI firm Anthropic commits $20 million to a super PAC to support lawmakers favoring strict AI regulation, setting up a political clash with OpenAI-backed groups over future policy.

A letter supposedly from an AI named Claude asking for moral rights has sparked debate. But its creator's own CEO describes it as a 'character simulator'.