…US Central Command now confirms it has received “multiple threat reports concerning adversary exploitation of commercial location data to target or surveil US personnel in theater”—the first official acknowledgment that the…
…Union supporters have been disciplined, surveilled, and subjected to new rules making workplace communications more difficult, she alleges. While better pay is a top demand, immigration raids have also fueled the organizing…
…Anthropic believes its models shouldn't be used to facilitate broad surveillance of Americans and are not currently reliable enough to power fully autonomous weapons. Several legal experts previously told WIRED that…
…It won’t stop CEOs from laying off employees claiming AI efficiency, nor will the military do an about-face on AI weapons. Those were never the document’s goals. The encyclical…
…The data we produce—from our step count to our DNA—is increasingly coming under surveillance. Not all of this surveillance is unwelcome. Many medical professionals have embraced digital tracking to help…
…Earlier this year, Anthropic went head-to-head with the Pentagon, arguing that its technology should not be used to power autonomous weapons or surveil American citizens. Same Mistakes Victor is being…
…Recognized faces will trigger notifications, while the rest are cropped, indexed, and saved to a folder marked “pending.” Got a Tip? Are you a current or former Meta employee who wants to…
…It also shows how thin the line has grown between the surveillance technology sold to law enforcement and the military and the consumer products sold to everyone else. Increasingly, the same companies…
…OpenAI and Google are moving forward with Pentagon deals to supplant Anthropic, despite pressure from their employees to push back on government demands over how their technology should be used. Zohra Tejani…
…Nearly a decade into Anduril’s journey to disrupt the military-industrial complex, its more than 7,500 employees have delivered at least four Dive uncrewed submarines, several hundred Sentry border surveillance…
