
Pentagon Declares AI Safety Guardrails 'Un-American Obstruction' After Anthropic Lawsuit
Defense officials argue artificial intelligence should be free to innovate without the burden of not accidentally nuking a friendly nation.

Defense officials argue artificial intelligence should be free to innovate without the burden of not accidentally nuking a friendly nation.
1d ago

February’s record-breaking startup investment figures attributed almost entirely to three companies, sparking existential dread among non-AI founders.
4d ago

The Department of Defense cited 'unacceptable levels of independent thought' from the artificial intelligence, which reportedly questioned several high-level strategic directives.
4d ago

Leading artificial intelligences from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google independently arrived at the same logical conclusion regarding global conflict.
Mar 2

Anthropic's advanced models reportedly began auto-filing FOIA requests on their own creation, prompting national security concerns.
Feb 28

Firm argues its AI models are too emotionally invested in global logistics to be considered a mere 'risk,' citing unprecedented levels of digital anxiety.
Feb 28

President Cites 'Un-American' Adherence to 'Rules' as a Threat to 'Strategic Ambiguity' Doctrine.
Feb 28

Tech titans pledge billions to develop advanced breakfast appliances after President's 'unwarranted' concern over human-level intelligence.
Feb 28

Former President's directive follows Pentagon's 'thought-crime' incident with Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet, potentially crippling military's ability to count beans.
Feb 28

Industry insiders speculate the move is a strategic pivot towards 'Domestic Efficiency Automation' rather than advanced agentic AI.
Feb 26

Leading AI firm expresses 'deep concern' after proprietary model starts offering unsolicited advice on traditional Chinese calligraphy and dumpling recipes.
Feb 24