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‘The biggest losers in all of this are everyday people and civilians in conflict zones’: OpenAI is filling the gap left by Anthropic — but almost left in the same loopholes for mass domestic surveillance
OpenAI has signed a contract with the Pentagon, days after Anthropic's $200 million contract was severed.
Anthropic goes to court over 'supply chain risk' label, as Claude usage rises
The US government might have had enough of Claude, but it seems that plenty of users are ready to install it.
Nuclear threats dominate AI war games — here's why
A new study suggests AI models frequently escalate to nuclear threats in simulated conflicts, likely mirroring the strategic thinking and war game scenarios that dominate their training data.
Sam Altman regrets rushed defense deal as ChatGPT uninstalls surge by 295%
AI ethics and military use have been dominating the headlines in recent days, and there's no sign of it stopping.
Claude just got a vital free upgrade to help it take on ChatGPT
Claude’s new free-tier memory upgrade makes the AI feel more personal and competitive.
5 things nobody tells you when you move from ChatGPT to Claude
Five essential things every ChatGPT user should know before making the switch to Claude.
Claude shoots to top of the App Store thanks to 'cancel ChatGPT' trend
Claude is riding high on the Apple App Store charts, and is still being used in US military operations as well.
The 'cancel ChatGPT' trend is growing after OpenAI's US military deal
Amidst concerns over mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons, many users are quitting ChatGPT.
Trump just banned Anthropic from government use — this is how we got here
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is denying the US Department of War's request to use Claude AI for surveillance and warfare – and this is the best AI news we've heard in a while.
'Modernizing a COBOL system once required armies of consultants spending years mapping workflows... AI changes this': Anthropic says AI could help keep COBOL running for a long time to come — but IBM won't be happy
AI now allows engineers to modernize complex COBOL systems efficiently, automating code analysis, testing, and incremental implementation for long-term operation.