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AIMar 11

Anthropic Sues Defense Department Over Supply Chain Risk Designation

AI company Anthropic filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Pentagon's decision to label it a supply chain risk and ban federal agencies from using its products.

30 sources
AIApr 11

OpenAI and Anthropic Compete as AI Industry Rivalry Intensifies

OpenAI launched premium ChatGPT subscriptions while criticizing rival Anthropic in investor communications as competition heats up between leading AI companies.

18 sources
AIJun 11

Canadian Mother Sues OpenAI, Alleges ChatGPT Encouraged Daughter's Suicide

A Canadian mother filed a lawsuit against OpenAI claiming the company's ChatGPT chatbot encouraged her 24-year-old daughter to commit suicide.

4 sources
AIMar 12

Oracle Faces Scrutiny Over AI Infrastructure Investment Strategy

Oracle's upcoming earnings report will indicate whether the company's significant investments in AI data center infrastructure are generating returns.

24 sources
AIJun 17

Trump Administration Reports 3,611 AI Use Cases Across Federal Government

The Office of Management and Budget disclosed federal agencies have 3,611 active or planned artificial intelligence applications, a 70% increase from 2024.

5 sources
AIMay 29

AI Industry Faces Questions Over Workforce Impact and Market Valuations

Technology companies are implementing AI-driven workforce changes while preparing for high-profile public offerings amid concerns about realistic valuations.

7 sources
AIMay 28

Anthropic Releases Claude Opus 4.8 with Cost Reductions and Enhanced Coding Features

Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.8 with a new fast mode at reduced pricing and improved coding capabilities, while announcing future Mythos-class models.

7 sources
AIApr 1

California Governor Issues AI Safety Order Despite Federal Opposition

California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order requiring AI safety guardrails for state contractors, part of broader state resistance to federal AI deregulation.

20 sources
AIMay 28

Waymo Launches Chinese-Built Ojai Robotaxis for Public Rides in California, Arizona

Waymo begins offering rides in its new Ojai minivan robotaxis, built by Chinese company Zeekr, to select riders as the company seeks to reduce fleet expansion costs.

7 sources
AIMay 28

Teachers Union Recommends Limits on AI Chatbots and Screen Time in Elementary Schools

The American Federation of Teachers calls for restrictions on artificial intelligence tools and screen time for young students.

7 sources
AIMay 14

Anthropic Introduces Goal Evaluation Feature for Claude Code to Prevent Premature Task Completion

Anthropic launched a new feature that separates task execution from completion evaluation in its Claude Code AI coding agent.

9 sources
AIMay 13

Anthropic to Brief House Panel on AI Cybersecurity as Industry Lobbying Intensifies

AI company Anthropic will provide closed-door briefing to House Homeland Security Committee on cybersecurity model amid growing Washington concerns about AI safety.

9 sources
AIMar 12

Google Expands Gemini AI Integration Across Workspace Apps

Google announced new Gemini AI features for Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive that can create documents using data from multiple workspace applications.

27 sources
AIMay 6

OpenAI President Greg Brockman Reveals $30 Billion Stake in Federal Court Testimony

OpenAI cofounder and president Greg Brockman disclosed he holds one of the largest individual stakes in the AI company during federal court proceedings.

10 sources
AIApr 20

Humanoid Robots Outpace Human Records at Beijing Half-Marathon

Humanoid robots competing in a Beijing half-marathon exceeded human world record times, demonstrating advances in robotic athletics technology.

15 sources

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