… While workers at several big tech companies, including Amazon, have complained about the negative effects of data centers and the need for greater oversight, none are believed to have done so as publicly and explicitly before, according to labor organizers supporting the effort in Seattle. …
… 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 sales and public reputation. …
… It contained nearly 90,000 screenshots showing a European celebrity’s private messages, photos, and phone usage—seemingly compiled using stalkerware. “All the selfies were one person, all the chats were one person, and it was basically everyone they chatted with divided into Instagram, Facebook, Ti… …
“Anthropic has never had the ability to cause Claude to stop working, alter its functionality, shut off access, or otherwise influence or imperil military operations,” Thiyagu Ramasamy, Anthropic’s head of public sector, wrote. “Anthropic does not have the access required to disable the technology … …
… Handing over this kind of data to any AI tool is a risky decision, even if users are able to generate personalized advice. “Usage of these models can be really tricky,” says Monica Agrawal, an assistant professor at Duke University and cofounder of Layer Health, an AI platform for hospitals to exam… …
… Zuckerberg said that he’s building “the next evolution of our company around these people.” Meta employees’ use of AI is tracked, and they receive data about their usage relative to groups of other colleagues. …
… In February, the offices of US senators Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal discovered that Miko had exposed “the audio responses of the toy” in a publicly accessible, unsecured database containing thousands of responses. …
… Their usage raises broader questions about the value of human journalists altogether. …
… A spokesperson for Google, Lee Fleming, declined to comment, saying that Google doesn’t publicly discuss its supplier relationships. …
… NGA officials boasted that usage had more than doubled since January. The agency had accumulated 1 billion AI detections in its computer vision data store, one official later informed me. …
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