Alphabet’s Google amended its Pentagon contract to provide API access to commercial AI models, reopening internal debate over military use of artificial intelligence.

Google signs a deal with the Pentagon to provide AI access for classified military work amid employee protests.

While many details of the deal remain unclear, a Google spokesperson said it included providing the Pentagon with API access.

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More than 600 Google employees urge Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai not to make the company's AI systems available for classified military work.

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The move represents a significant new milestone in Google’s provision of AI to the Pentagon, which has seen several instances ...

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Google has signed a classified AI deal with the Pentagon amid employee concerns over ethical AI and the military use of the ...

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Google has signed a deal with the Pentagon to provide its artificial intelligence (AI) models for classified work, despite ...

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