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Anthropic works out agreement with U.S. gov’t to allow Mythos to 100 approved US companies. US gov’t now reviews frontier AI models. Is it mandatory?
Read more: Anthropic works out agreement with U.S. gov’t to allow Mythos to 100 approved US companies. US gov’t now reviews frontier AI models. Is it mandatory?The U.S. government and Anthropic hashed out an agreement to allow the launch of its most powerful model Mythos only to 100 pre-approved U.S. government agencies and companies. Anthropic’s Fable 5 is still shelved from public use. The Trump Administration’s voluntary collaborative review of powerful AI models appears to be expected by the U.S. government…
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Pres. Trump: Anthropic’s Fable model might have been a national security threat before taken down
Read more: Pres. Trump: Anthropic’s Fable model might have been a national security threat before taken downPresident Trump discussed his thoughts on the controversy over Anthropic’s Fable 5 model. The U.S. government issued an export control on it, which caused Anthropic to remove it from the public’s use. Here’s an interview with Axios in which Trump discussed the controversy as a matter of national security. The Axios interview included 4 minutes…
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Anthropic shuts down Fable 5, Mythos class model, after US gov’t imposes export control barring use by foreign nationals.
Read more: Anthropic shuts down Fable 5, Mythos class model, after US gov’t imposes export control barring use by foreign nationals.Public access to Fable 5, the latest Mythos class model of Anthropic, was abruptly shut down on Friday, only a few days after its launch. Anthropic received notice from the U.S. government that it had imposed an export control on Fable 5, barring use of it by any foreign national, here and abroad. As Anthropic…
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Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah’s remarks at Pope Leo’s event for encyclical on AI and “Magnifica humanitas”
Read more: Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah’s remarks at Pope Leo’s event for encyclical on AI and “Magnifica humanitas”Pope Leo XIV’s 42,000 word encyclical on AI titled ‘Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence’ commanded the attention of the news media on Memorial Day. But perhaps the most surprising aspect of today’s event was that Anthropic co-cofounder Christopher Olah was invited to give a few remarks. It’s unclear…
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Anthropic cites Judge Chhabria’s relating new lawsuits filed v. Meta by Chicken Soup for the Soul, Carreyrou, Cognella to Kadrey v. Meta.
Read more: Anthropic cites Judge Chhabria’s relating new lawsuits filed v. Meta by Chicken Soup for the Soul, Carreyrou, Cognella to Kadrey v. Meta.Anthropic has cited Judge Chhabria’s decision to relate the recently filed lawsuits v. Meta by Chicken Soup for the Soul, Cambronne, and Cognella, respectively. Anthropic has asked Judge Martínez-Olguín, who was assigned Bartz v. Anthropic following Judge Alsup’s retirement, to relate the recently filed lawsuits v. Anthropic by Chicken Soup for the Soul, Cambronne (aka…
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OpenAI faces most copyright lawsuits. But other AI companies face multiple lawsuits, too.
Read more: OpenAI faces most copyright lawsuits. But other AI companies face multiple lawsuits, too.Nearly four years into the AI Copyright Wars, more than 100 copyright lawsuits have been filed against AI companies. But the number of lawsuits by AI company is not equal. OpenAI faces the most lawsuits by far. Here’s a look at the Top 18 AI Companies by Number of Copyright Suits: Download a PDF of…
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How did OpenAI fumble its lead in AI?
Read more: How did OpenAI fumble its lead in AI?How It Started in 2022 In late 2022, a relatively unknown startup called OpenAI launched ChatGPT. That “ChatGPT moment” changed the trajectory of technology and society. It ushered in the Age of AI. Microsoft, too, benefited from this ChatGPT moment. Its partnership with OpenAI gave it access to OpenAI’s models that Microsoft soon deployed in…
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Judge Lin issues preliminary injunction v. Department of War in dispute against Anthropic
Read more: Judge Lin issues preliminary injunction v. Department of War in dispute against AnthropicJudge Lin wasted no time. She issued a preliminary injunction against the Department of War based on Anthropic’s motion that she found has a likelihood of success in proving that it took actions against Anthropic to punish it for disagreeing with the government. Judge Lin stayed the injunction 7 days, presumably so the Department of…