The government sanctioned Anthropic under two different supply-chain laws with similar effects, and the San Francisco and Washington, DC, courts are each ruling on only one of them. Anthropic has said…
“The First Amendment is not a license to unilaterally impose contract terms on the government, and Anthropic cites nothing to support such a radical conclusion,” US Department of Justice attorneys wrote. The…
…The company has said that the AIDP “integrates” data from Maven and at least four other government systems. Publicly available details about the AIDP are sparse, but military assessments have described the…
…The administration ultimately issued several directives, including designating the company a supply-chain risk, which have had the effect of slowly halting Claude usage across the federal government and hurting Anthropic’s…
…Tech companies are racing to integrate OpenClaw into their platforms, while local governments have announced subsidies for entrepreneurs building products with it. Late last week, images of grandpas and grandmas lining up…
… For example, the financial services giant Blackrock excludes Tesla shares from a couple of exchange-traded funds such as GBAL and XUSR that take into account a company’s environmental, social, and governance policies. …
…And as threats to end-to-end encryption from governments around the world loom larger than ever, Meta quietly announced last week that it intends to eliminate the feature from Instagram chat…
…In 2018, the US Supreme Court strengthened Fourth Amendment protections by ruling the government would need to obtain a warrant to track Americans’ phones. However, since then, government agencies have increasingly used…
…Weather services are also being integrated directly into AI chatbots, like Accuweather, which recently launched an app directly in OpenAI’s ChatGPT. “Everyone has their idea of what they want in a…
…hackers, subpoenas, and governments. As is always the case with unencrypted data, it will inevitably end up in the wrong hands.” Marlinspike wrote that he will “work to integrate Confer’s privacy…