The Pentagon is intensifying its efforts to pressure Anthropic regarding the usage of its AI model, Claude, amid ongoing disputes over its application in military contexts. As reported by TechCrunch and The Hindu, the Pentagon is demanding that Anthropic, along with other AI firms, permit the military to utilize their technologies for 'all lawful purposes,' which includes controversial areas such as mass domestic surveillance and autonomous weapons. This has led to heightened tensions, with the Pentagon reportedly threatening to sever its partnership with Anthropic if an agreement cannot be reached. Anthropic has consistently resisted these demands, emphasizing its commitment to ethical guidelines that prohibit the use of Claude for violent purposes or weapon development.
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Pentagon Pressures Anthropic Over Claude AI Use in Venezuela

The Pentagon pressures Anthropic to allow military use of its AI model, Claude, for controversial purposes, amid tensions over ethical concerns and a military operation in Venezuela causing casualt...
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