Claude Gov is Anthropic’s government-only AI system designed to support classified operations with enhanced capabilities in planning, analysis, and cybersecurity.
Reddit sues Anthropic over 100,000 unauthorized platform accesses to train Claude AI using Reddit’s user data—raising key legal and ethical concerns for the AI industry.
Elsa, the FDA’s internal AI assistant, was deployed across the agency to improve efficiency. Staff say it’s rushed, flawed, and not ready for regulatory use.
In structured experiments, OpenAI’s o3 model actively modified shutdown commands, signaling deeper challenges in AI goal alignment and interpretability.
Meta now uses AI to assess 90% of platform risks, sidelining Human Risk Reviewers and sparking debate over safety, accountability, and regulatory compliance.
Scientists at the University of Missouri unveil a powerful AI tool that predicts the 3D shape of chromosomes in single cells, revealing critical insights into gene expression, disease, and genome organization.
DeepSeek’s R1-0528 model narrows the gap with leading U.S. AI models, outperforming many in math and code, while intensifying global concerns over free expression.
UAE’s AI partnership with OpenAI includes plans for Free ChatGPT Plus, a 1GW AI hub in Abu Dhabi, and sector-wide digital transformation backed by global tech firms.
Builder.ai, once a promising AI startup, has filed for bankruptcy following revelations of inflated revenues and financial mismanagement, raising concerns about the viability of AI-driven business models.
