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The government filed a notice of appeal to the Ninth Circuit against Judge Rita Lin's August order finding the agency ban on Anthropic unlawful.
Anthropic confirms the researchers reached sales, HR and IT systems, and says model weights and source code stayed out of reach.
Research engineer Sofia Liguori left this week and Andreas Kirsch earlier in October; Google says its public-sector deals go through a set review process.
Appeals court says Pentagon can designate Anthropic a supply chain risk for restricting Claude features, even absent malicious intent.
A 2-1 D.C. Circuit ruling keeps Claude blocked from Defense Department systems and contractors, despite a parallel San Francisco loss for the Pentagon.
The five-year DCSA program pairs machine learning with contactless sensors to vet staff and hunt leakers. Researchers call it 'the worst of both worlds.'
A Special Operations Command analyst used an AI chatbot to synthesize intelligence — the ship's cargo manifest was invented.
The proposed loan would mark one of the largest direct federal financings of AI compute infrastructure to date.
The Defense Department opens custom OpenAI and xAI models to 3 million personnel, with 1.7 million already onboarded to the portal.
A federal judge vacated the Department of Defense's supply-chain risk designation, calling the sanctions across nine agencies baseless and unconstitutional.
CEO Sankaet Pathak says weapons systems arrive in months, with Phantom MK1 already tested by Ukrainian forces.
Founded in 2021 by OpenAI defectors, Anthropic now sells Claude to the Pentagon and argues that dominating AI is the only way to make it safe.
The president told Axios that relations with the AI lab have since improved, after weeks of export controls and Pentagon supply-chain scrutiny.
CTO Emil Michael says GenAI.mil cut a 200-hour reporting task to five, as 1.5 million DoD personnel now use the platform.
The DOD has embedded AI in military operations for 70 years; fully autonomous lethal systems remain the final frontier.
98% of CWU members at DeepMind backed the bid; the unions want Google to drop military contracts and reinstate its weapons pledge.
98% of CWU members backed the bid, which could cover 1,000 London staff and force a fight over Google's military contracts.
The Defense Department adds four more vendors after the Anthropic dispute, deploying models inside IL6 and IL7 environments.
The Defense Department signed seven AI vendors for classified use and labeled Anthropic a supply-chain risk after a fight over autonomous weapons.
More than 600 employees, including senior DeepMind researchers, are pressing Google to refuse a classified Pentagon contract.
Google joins OpenAI and xAI in signing broad DoD access; 950 of its own employees signed an open letter asking it not to.
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