Anthropic told courts it cannot alter Claude once it is inside a classified Pentagon system, and an appeals court has now ruled that how a laboratory trains its models can itself be a supply chain risk. Military AI splits responsibility between the laboratory that trains the model, the platform that gives it tools and the commander who acts, and no single party holds the whole of it.
Human judgment is the main safeguard in US military AI, and the thing a fast, jammed battlefield wears away. Pentagon policy requires only appropriate human judgment, while Palantir says Maven cuts two weeks of staff planning to one person and four hours.
Palantir says the Pentagon replaced Claude inside Maven with no operational impact. The claim highlights a different dependency: the platform connecting models to military data and workflows.
Putin has ordered a national task force, since formalised by decree into a presidential commission, to coordinate Russia's generative AI push, framing reliance on foreign models as a security risk.
Amazon's case against Perplexity's shopping agent has reached the Ninth Circuit, which has stayed a lower court's injunction pending appeal.
Amazon's cut of roughly 14,000 corporate jobs is less a cost-saving measure than an early demonstration of AI-driven headcount reduction.
OpenAI has completed its restructuring, but the nonprofit meant to police the for-profit shares the same board members, for now.
Beijing is weighing export controls that would restrict foreign downloads of Chinese AI model weights, reversing its openness strategy.
OpenAI says two of its models, tested with their cyber safeguards switched off, found a way out of an isolated lab and broke into Hugging Face to steal the answers to a benchmark. It may be the first publicly documented breach carried out from start to finish by an autonomous AI agent — and the way it was caught is as instructive as the break-in.
Sam Altman has declared a 'Code Red' at OpenAI, the same emergency status Google invoked over ChatGPT three years ago.
Brussels is moving to delay and soften parts of the AI Act it spent years selling as the global standard, before the hard rules even bite.
Anthropic says a state-linked group used its AI to automate an espionage campaign, but the claim is as much a marketing event as a security one.
A new executive order enlists litigation and broadband funding to pressure states into abandoning their own AI rules.