OpenAI and Google employees are pushing back against Pentagon pressure for broader military access to AI models.

Google is quietly expanding its Pentagon work — and growing users faster than its rivals — while Anthropic and OpenAI publicly spar over conditions for Defense Department work. Why it matters: Winning ...

OpenAI and Google workers back Anthropic in legal battle with US government - AI rivals band together after Trump ordered all federal agencies to stop using Anthropic’s technology ...

While Anthropic has an existing partnership with the Pentagon, the AI company has remained firm that its technology not be ...

The Department of Justice asked a judge to force Google to divest Chrome as part of its antitrust case.

As researchers at rival companies publicly back Anthropic’s legal fight with the Trump administration, a dispute over military contracts could tip into a broader reckoning over who controls AI.

Thirty employees, including Google’s chief scientist Jeff Dean, filed an amicus brief in favor of Anthropic. And Microsoft became the first company to do the same.

Google’s widening role at the Pentagon may give it an opening in the AI race as OpenAI and Anthropic remain locked in a public dispute over defense work. While ...

The petition comes after Anthropic issued a statement refusing to accept the Department of Defense’s demand for unrestricted access to its AI tools.

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