A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's blacklisting of Claude's maker as "Orwellian" overreach. Legal experts say a parallel case in Washington could unravel the win.
After social media backlash over the Bengaluru-based AI startup’s capacity, Yogi govt cancels Puch AI MoU and orders stricter Invest UP due diligence for future high-value deals, it is learnt.
A growing number of developers aren’t panicking about layoffs. They’re questioning something deeper: what happens when the thinking part of the job starts to feel optional in a world where AI replacing developers thinking is becoming a real concern?
The shutdown follows mounting legal pressure and industry backlash over AI-generated video using copyrighted material and public likenesses.
As AI-generated content floods the internet, detection is becoming a hidden filter shaping trust, hiring, SEO, and brand credibility.
The UAE-based investment firm joined a global investor group backing the Paris-headquartered artificial intelligence startup founded by former Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei apologizes for an internal memo but maintains plans to challenge the Pentagon's supply-chain risk designation, as OpenAI's Sam Altman publicly criticizes the AI rival.
The U.S. Department of Defense has designated AI startup Anthropic a "supply-chain risk," escalating a conflict over military use of artificial intelligence and raising broader questions about how much control AI companies can retain over their technology.
From a ₹7 lakh grant to processing more than 1,000 medical scans a day across India, Easiofy’s AI imaging platform is helping hospitals speed up diagnostics in smaller cities and underserved regions.
A defense partnership, a user backlash, and a perfectly timed product rollout are reshaping the consumer AI battlefield
After Anthropic was banned from U.S. defense contracts and OpenAI signed a Pentagon deal within hours, the AI industry’s biggest question is no longer about models — it’s about power, red lines, and who decides how artificial intelligence is used in war.
Open letter from U.S. tech employees calls designation retaliatory; Trump and defense officials defend action as national security matter.