Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar said on CBS that the Pentagon has already replaced Anthropic's models with no operational impact. The Pentagon dropped Anthropic's products after a dispute over safeguards for military AI and labelled the company a supply chain risk.
The New York Times, Agence France-Presse and The Economist have joined SPUR, a coalition pushing AI companies to stop using news content without permission. Founded in February, the group now counts more than 80 members in over 20 countries.
Apple has just presented a whole range of home devices built around Siri AI, yet the assistant remains unavailable in France, on the iPhone as well as in the living room. Some wording in the day's announcements nonetheless hints at a possible future rollout.
According to Reuters, Anthropic and OpenAI pushed for a large say over what outside reviewers of their models can make public, citing fears of exposing trade secrets. Both labs had recently promised those reviewers a free hand.
The latest issue of the Center for AI Safety's newsletter reports that six AI companies have signed an accord with the White House. It also covers the Team Human campaign and a new introductory course on AI safety.
The IMF's managing director describes AI's effect on employment as a slow-moving tsunami. She says it will hit young graduates first.