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  1. The US government issued an export control directive classifying AI models as dual-use technologies.
  2. Anthropic is reportedly testing its AI models on sensitive U.S. government systems, leading to rising tensions with U.S. administration and intelligence bodies.

Anthropic teamed up with US intelligence agencies, and testing of its AI models was discussed by a Virginia Senator.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 24
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Anthropic teamed up with US intelligence agencies, and testing of its AI models was discussed by a Virginia Senator.

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AnthropicNational Security AgencyDonald TrumpMark Warner

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  1. Anthropic tested models with U.S. intelligence agencies under the scrutiny of the Trump administration.1 source
  2. Anthropic tested AI models with US intelligence agencies.1 source
  3. Anthropic collaborated with US intelligence agencies, sparking political discussion in Virginia.1 source

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