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Timnit Gebru argues that AI companies are using existential fear to distract from real harms like autonomous weapons. Her critique highlights the need for accountability in AI development.
Former Anduril founders have raised $30 million to build Europe's first synthetic battlefield for defense AI training. The startup aims to create a virtual combat environment for autonomous drones and missiles.
Former President Trump signed a national security memorandum directing the U.S. military to rapidly adopt advanced AI systems, while prohibiting vendors from disabling or modifying these tools.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a reality in modern warfare, raising urgent ethical and legal questions worldwide. The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) has been grappling with these developments for years, with recent advancements in AI technology transforming theoretical discussions into concrete policy challenges.
Pope Leo XIV warned that AI-directed warfare risks triggering a 'spiral of annihilation,' urging global leaders to regulate autonomous weapons systems. His historic address at La Sapienza University in Rome emphasized the moral imperative to prioritize peace over technological dominance in warfare.
The UK's interest in Anthropic's expansion is driven by the company's refusal to develop autonomous weapons, highlighting a growing tension between national security priorities and ethical AI development.
Senate Democrats are working to codify Anthropic's ethical boundaries for AI use in autonomous weapons and surveillance, ensuring human oversight in critical decisions.
Thousands of procurement documents reveal China’s military AI ambitions, including drone swarms, deepfakes, and autonomous systems.
Anthropic and the Pentagon are clashing over AI use in autonomous weapons and surveillance, raising high-stakes questions about national security, corporate control, and who sets the rules for military AI.
The Pentagon has issued an ultimatum to AI startup Anthropic, demanding unrestricted access to its technology for military applications including autonomous weapons systems. The company faces potential loss of hundreds of billions in contracts if it refuses.
Anthropic refuses to comply with Pentagon demands on autonomous weapons and mass surveillance, standing alone among major AI companies as a deadline looms.
