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U.S. Pentagon drops OCX GPS ground control programme after 16 years
The U.S. Defense Department has formally halted OCX, a next-generation ground control system for the U.S. military’s GPS satellite network, after years of technical problems and cost and schedule overruns. The programme, awarded in 2010 to Raytheon, now RTX, was initially expected to cost $3.7 billion and finish in 2016, but government spending rose to about $6.27 billion and total completion was estimated near $8 billion. The U.S. Space Force will instead upgrade the existing GPS control system.
AI & Enterprise
U.S. Defense Department developing AI tool to replace Anthropic
The U.S. Defense Department is developing an AI tool to replace Anthropic, TechCrunch reported on March 17. The department\'s chief digital and AI officer Cameron Stanley said work is under way to apply several large language models in a government-owned environment and that it will soon be ready for operations. A $200 million deal with Anthropic collapsed over limits on military uses of AI, the report said.
AI & Enterprise
How AI technology is being used on the battlefield amid U.S.-Iran Middle East conflict
OpenAI has partnered with the U.S. Defense Department to allow its artificial intelligence to be used in classified environments, marking a sharp shift from its earlier limits on military use. While CEO Sam Altman has said the technology will not be used directly to develop autonomous weapons, questions remain about guidelines and oversight. Current plans focus on assisting human analysts, with drone defense and administrative uses also still in trial stages.
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AI & Enterprise
Palantir still uses Anthropic AI despite Pentagon sanctions
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AI & Enterprise
Essential checks before leaving ChatGPT
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Crypto
Jiang Xueqin calls bitcoin \'biggest scam\' and alleges U.S. military link
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AI & Enterprise
ChatGPT users flock to Claude but disappointed by tight usage limits
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI robotics chief Caitlin Kalinowski resigns over Pentagon contract backlash
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AI & Enterprise
Global cloud big three to keep providing Anthropic models excluding U.S. Defense Department work
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AI & Enterprise
Claude closes in on OpenAI in AI chatbot market as ChatGPT slips in U.S. App Store
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AI & Enterprise
Anthropic to take legal action over Pentagon supply chain risk designation
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AI & Enterprise
Anthropic resumes talks with U.S. Defense Department, finalising AI supply deal
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Anthropic\'s Claude triggers switching wave among AI chatbots
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI stresses safeguards amid controversy over U.S. Defense Department agreement
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI and Anthropic make divergent choices on national security, drawing criticism
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AI & Enterprise
Anthropic\'s Claude jumps to No. 2 on App Store after Pentagon row
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AI & Enterprise
Trump orders federal agencies to stop using Anthropic AI
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AI & Enterprise
U.S. Pentagon launches \'Tech Force\' to hire Silicon Valley talent directly