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AI is transforming military operations, with the U.S. reportedly using Anthropic's Claude in strikes on Iran. Experts warn of the ethical implications and risks of AI in warfare, highlighting the accelerated decision-making processes.
Ziff Davis has sold its Connectivity division, including Speedtest and Downdetector, to Accenture for $1.2 billion. This move allows Ziff Davis to focus on its core brands while Accenture aims to enhance its AI-based network intelligence services.
Asia's smaller chip companies are raising prices due to strong AI demand, with a record $136 billion in capital spending planned. This trend reflects a broader supply crunch affecting the semiconductor industry.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced a revised agreement with the Pentagon, ensuring that its AI systems won't be used for domestic surveillance, following public backlash over the original contract's vagueness.
HEBI Robotics has been awarded a Phase II SBIR contract by NASA to develop actuation hardware for space applications, with a focus on creating technology that can withstand harsh environments. The $850k project aims to enhance robotic systems for low Earth orbit and geosynchronous missions.
Secretary of War Pete Hegsted's attempt to label Anthropic as a supply chain risk has sparked a conflict over three contracts, raising concerns about national security and corporate governance.
A new academic journal focused on AI alignment is being incubated, aiming for rapid peer-review of foundational research. It will feature paid reviews and automation to enhance the review process.
A new academic journal focused on AI alignment is being incubated, aiming for rapid peer-review of foundational research. It will feature paid reviews and automation to enhance the review process.