As researchers at rival companies publicly back Anthropic’s legal fight with the Trump administration, a dispute over military contracts could tip into a broader reckoning over who controls AI.

OpenAI and Google employees are pushing back against Pentagon pressure for broader military access to AI models.

Thirty employees, including Google’s chief scientist Jeff Dean, filed an amicus brief in favor of Anthropic. And Microsoft became the first company to do the same.

A senior member of OpenAI's robotics team said guardrails around certain AI uses were not sufficiently defined before OpenAI ...

More than 30 OpenAI and Google DeepMind employees signed onto a statement supporting Anthropic's lawsuit against the Defense Department after the agency labeled the AI firm a supply chain risk, ...

Anthropic’s legal fight against the federal government just received support from rival players in the AI game in the form of an amicus curiae brief taking Anthropic’s side. On Monday, Anthropic filed ...

By Leo Marchandon March 11 - French media group Canal+ on Wednesday unveiled multi-year agreements with Alphabet's Google ...

Google is quietly expanding its Pentagon work — and growing users faster than its rivals — while Anthropic and OpenAI publicly spar over conditions for Defense Department work. Why it matters: Winning ...

Anthropic issued a statement earlier today stating that the company will not allow its AI platform to be used for mass ...

When asked about any further steps the company is taking to prevent AI-enabled abuse, Google pointed CNET to its generative AI prohibited use policy. Google's policy, like many other tech companies' ...

The deal strengthens AWS's AI offerings and may help fend off challenges from cloud rivals Microsoft and Google.