Bobby Allen
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Pentagon officials say Microsoft, Amazon, Google, OpenAI, and other companies will soon make the U.S.
military an AI-first fighting force.
The Pentagon's new deals mean cutting-edge AI tools will be used to generate target lists for military strikes and to analyze data before deploying lethal weapons.
The deals come as Anthropic refuses to let the Defense Department use its technology for things like mass surveillance and autonomous drones.
Anthropic's pushback has led to litigation and President Trump ordering the federal government to cut ties with the company.
Trump officials are hoping the new deals with Silicon Valley's biggest players will lead to a compromise from Anthropic, which did not return a request for comment.
Pentagon officials say Microsoft, Amazon, Google, OpenAI, and other companies will soon make the U.S.
military an AI-first fighting force.
The Pentagon's new deals mean cutting-edge AI tools will be used to generate target lists for military strikes and to analyze data before deploying lethal weapons.
The deals come as Anthropic refuses to let the Defense Department use its technology for things like mass surveillance and autonomous drones.
Anthropic's pushback has led to litigation and President Trump ordering the federal government to cut ties with the company.
Trump officials are hoping the new deals with Silicon Valley's biggest players will lead to a compromise from Anthropic, which did not return a request for comment.
Pentagon officials say Microsoft, Amazon, Google, OpenAI and other companies will soon make the U.S.
military an AI-first fighting force.
The Pentagon's new deals mean cutting edge AI tools will be used to generate target lists for military strikes and to analyze data before deploying lethal weapons.
The deals come as Anthropic refuses to let the Defense Department use its technology for things like mass surveillance and autonomous drones.
Anthropic's pushback has led to litigation and President Trump ordering the federal government to cut ties with the company.
Trump officials are hoping the new deals with Silicon Valley's biggest players will lead to a compromise from Anthropic, which did not return a request for comment.