
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

Company spokesperson notes that international adoption is a key metric for innovation, even if said adoption is by geopolitical rivals.
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New directive aims to cut down on lengthy threat assessment processes, ensuring swifter, more decisive action on everything from geopolitical rivals to office coffee shortages.
5d ago

Defense officials confirm groundbreaking technology poses an 'unacceptable risk of making us look slow and outdated.'
Mar 3

New reports indicate the region's vaunted missile shield is primarily powered by the collective dread of its operators and a dedicated team of under-caffeinated junior staff.
Mar 1

Officials confirm heightened alert status directly linked to dwindling hummus reserves and potential falafel shortages.
Feb 28

Officials express concern that hyper-realistic depictions of bureaucratic ennui could destabilize regional morale.
Feb 28

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

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

Former President Cites AI's 'Unwavering Civility' as Potential Weakness in Global Power Plays.
Feb 28

Officials express concern over Moscow's 'aggressive' pricing strategies, warn of potential 'exploit dumping' destabilizing global cyber warfare economy.
Feb 24

Industry insiders shocked by lack of patriotic red tape in international espionage equipment sales.
Feb 24

Amid escalating global chill, bipartisan consensus reached: the perfect down-filled garment is humanity's last, best hope.
Feb 24