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.

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

Tech company is latest Silicon Valley firm to sign agreement with US military despite widespread employee opposition ...

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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 ...

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

Red Hat principal engineer and OpenClaw maintainer Sally O'Malley released Tank OS—a tool that sandboxes AI agents in ...

Google Cloud introduces automated spend caps and a FinOps Explainability Agent to better control and analyze AI costs.

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