OpenAI is in the hot seat this week over the artificial intelligence company’s new deal with the Pentagon, struck just hours after the agency’s negotiations with competitor Anthropic over safety ...

Sam Altman scrambles to contain fallout from a rushed Pentagon deal that reshaped Silicon Valley’s AI rivalry.

While military and human rights experts have applauded Anthropic, some are also frustrated by years of AI industry marketing that persuaded the government to apply the technology to high-stakes tasks.

Crunchbase data shows a record $189 billion of global venture capital flowed to startups last month, with AI startups nabbing ...

A White House push to sideline Anthropic after it reported disagreements over AI use in mass surveillance and autonomous ...

But hours after Trump ordered the ban, Anthropic’s models were used in air attacks in Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported, though it’s not clear exactly how. And they’re still being used by the U.S ...

For over a year, Anthropic has served the U.S. government through Palantir Technologies, an enterprise software firm known ...

That’s no small thing when so many other tech companies and CEOs have discarded their professed Trump 1.0 principles—defending immigrant workers, decrying Trump’s racist statements, resigning from ...

Technology Technology   The Big Story OpenAI plays defense while Anthropic surges OpenAI is in the hot seat this week over the artificial intelligence company’s new deal ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is scrambling to head off a backlash over the tech giant’s deal with the Pentagon — defending it before ...

Critics of Palantir Technologies have often dismissed the software maker as just another so-called wrapper of artificial-intelligence models. But conflict with Iran is highlighting the company's value ...