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OpenAI, the renowned AI research company, has terminated an employee for using confidential information to trade on prediction markets, violating the company's internal policies.

The Pentagon has moved to designate AI research company Anthropic as a supply chain risk, raising concerns about potential threats to national security.

Musk criticizes OpenAI's AI safety record in deposition, claiming 'nobody committed suicide because of Grok' as xAI's nude image fiasco raises questions about AI ethics.

A US military laser system accidentally took down a Customs and Border Protection drone near the Mexican border, sparking airspace closures and conflicting reports on the incident.

Anthropic and the Pentagon are locked in a heated dispute over AI use in autonomous weapons and surveillance. This clash raises crucial questions about national security, corporate power, and the future of military AI.

An OpenAI employee was fired for making trades on Polymarket and Kalshi based on insider knowledge, highlighting the growing risks of Big Tech workers exploiting prediction markets.

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has a new acting director, Nick Andersen, replacing Madhu Gottumukkala after less than a year in the role.

Ofcom rules suicide forum in violation of Online Safety Act for failing to block UK users. Potential fines and internet access blocks loom if site does not comply.

The Pentagon's standoff with a private contractor highlights a crucial moment in determining how artificial intelligence will be leveraged for national security and warfare.

As Anthropic resists the Pentagon's demands for unrestricted access to its AI technology, tech workers across the industry grapple with the ethics of military contracts and the risks of autonomous weapons.