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U.S. Scrambles to Pick AI Winners for Classified War Systems
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Grok Faces Child-Abuse Suits As Pentagon Backs Classified Use
Mar 17, 2026
AI’s Trust Crisis Deepens as Harms Hit Courts and Campaigns
Mar 16, 2026
Chatbot Death Lawsuits Drag AI Into Courtroom Reality
Mar 15, 2026
AI’s Leap From Chat Windows to Kill Chains Accelerates
Mar 15, 2026
Chatbots tied to suicides push AI into liability era
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AI Goes to War as Companies Clash With the Pentagon
AI is moving from office automation into the heart of war planning, targeting and procurement battles. Palantir’s war-planning chatbot, a deadly Iran school strike and Anthropic’s clash with the Pentagon show how military power and AI governance are colliding.
AI Training Collides With Identity and Copyright Law
A class-action suit against Grammarly and leaked lobbying plans in Australia highlight a global battle over whether AI firms can train on people’s work and identities without consent—or must pay and seek permission.
U.S. Military Turns to Claude AI for Iran Targeting
The U.S. military has used Anthropic’s Claude AI to support real targeting decisions in Iran, even as the Pentagon moves to blacklist the company—exposing a fast‑deepening reliance on commercial AI in warfare and intensifying questions about oversight, accountability and industry–defense ties.
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