Anthropic emerges victorious in legal battle against Pentagon over supply chain risk designation The Pentagon wanted to use Anthropic’s models for autonomous weapons and surveillance Judge rules that the Pentagon’s supply chain risk claims were “baseless” A US federal judge has blocked the Pentagon’s attempt to blacklist Anthropic in a major win for the Claude…
A man and his sidekicks time travel through an infinite number of universes, arriving to unknown circumstances where futuristic drama inevitably lays in wait. Am I talking about Stuart Fails to Save the Universe on HBO Max, or legendary BBC series Doctor Who? At face value, they clearly could be one and the same. But…
OpenAI wants every business, firm, government, and infrastructure provider to be hardened against cyber AI To do this, frontier AI firms and their friends in the security industry need to provide access and training A letter laying out these aims and how to achieve them has been signed by over 120 companies Following a string…
The paperless office is one of the clearest examples of the impact that digital transformation has had on workflows. This includes industries, like law and finance, where physical records of compliance documents, market-sensitive data, and customer information must be retained. Kate Bohn Social Links Navigation Industry Consultant at Tungsten Automation. Mishandling electronic and physical data…
The Bundesliga is back, with Harry Kane and Bayern Munich beginning their title defence this Friday against VfB Stuttgart. Bayern will once again be the team to beat, but the likes of Bayer Leverkusen, Borussia Dortmund, and RB Leipzig will be looking to challenge their dominance. The best part? You can watch almost all of…
Meta is again updating its smart glasses software to stop people from circumventing the privacy controls The camera won’t film if you start filming and then block the LED There’s also a marketing campaign that’s designed to educate consumers Sentiment around smart glasses that can capture photos and video is quickly turning, and not in…
New research shows 64% of people feel confident challenging professional advice after checking it with AI Over 45s are less likely to question professional advice An “expertise recession” has been identified by the survey, conducted by Use.AI AI is helping many of us call time on taking professional advice without further research, concerning new reports…
Do you ever feel that some smartwatches have just too much smartwatch in them? That’s what struck me when Garmin announced the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro today. Sure, they look like great devices — but at over $1,000 / £850 / AU$1,500 a pop, I’ve been wondering how many people actually need everything…
Google Cloud launches Gemini Enterprise editions for legal and financial services Both releases are its first packaged industry versions, both in preview, with no pricing disclosed The key upgrade here versus vanilla model use is AI-centric ‘plumbing’: domain skills, data connectors, and a permissions model that inherits firms’ existing ethical walls and access controls Google…
Finding gifts for a dad who wants nothing can be surprisingly difficult. If he already buys the things he needs, says he doesn’t want any more stuff or is simply hard to shop for, another novelty mug or gadget destined for a drawer probably isn’t the answer. For Father’s Day, I’ve focused on useful tech…