Meta employees are fighting back against newly installed mouse-tracking software, plastering protest flyers across U.S. offices and launching a petition that invokes federal labor protections, as the company defends the surveillance tool as essential for training AI agents.
The White House is reversing course on Anthropic, developing guidance to allow federal agencies to adopt its powerful AI model Mythos despite a prior security risk designation, even as a core dispute with the Pentagon over military and surveillance use remains unresolved.
Google grants the Pentagon unrestricted AI access for classified networks, including non-binding restrictions on mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, sparking backlash from 950 employees demanding stronger protections after Anthropic's refusal to offer similar terms triggered a DoD lawsuit.
Despite X's January pledge to stop, Grok AI continues generating sexualized deepfakes of real women as users exploit loopholes, with dozens of explicit images surfacing publicly on X, eight global government agencies actively investigating, multiple lawsuits filed, and a Dutch court already ordering Grok to cease producing undressing images of …
A federal judge blocks the Trump administration from banning Anthropic's Claude AI from federal use, ruling the Pentagon's national security blacklist constitutes illegal First Amendment retaliation after Anthropic refused to allow its technology to be used for autonomous weapons or domestic mass surveillance.
Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin introduces landmark legislation to restrict the Pentagon's use of AI in military operations, prohibiting autonomous kill decisions, mass surveillance of Americans, and AI-controlled nuclear weapons, as tensions between the Defense Department and AI firm Anthropic highlight the urgent need for clear legal boundaries.
Amazon is forcing employees to adopt AI tools that workers say hallucinate, produce flawed code, and slow productivity, while the company tracks usage through internal dashboards and ties career advancement to AI adoption amid 30,000 recent layoffs.
Anthropic sues the Pentagon in two federal courts, challenging its controversial 'supply-chain risk' designation after refusing to let its AI be used for mass surveillance of Americans or autonomous weapons, calling the government's move unconstitutional retaliation that is causing immediate, irreparable harm to its business.
OpenAI hardware executive Caitlin Kalinowski resigns over a controversial Pentagon deal, warning it enables surveillance of Americans and lethal autonomy without proper safeguards, as ChatGPT uninstalls surge 295% and rival Claude climbs to the top of the App Store.
The Pentagon blacklists Anthropic as a supply chain risk after the AI company refuses unrestricted access for uses like mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, but Google, Microsoft, and Amazon stand firm in supporting Anthropic's commercial availability, while CEO Dario Amodei vows to fight the designation in court as some defense …