"Proactively harming people is not something that I can or will be involved with," a Google director wrote in his resignation ...

Hundreds of employees at Google are pressing the company’s CEO to reject any deal with the Pentagon to use the company’s artificial intelligence in classified settings, warning of the same risks as ...

Google has expanded its Pentagon contract to permit the use of its Gemini AI models in classified environments for “any lawful government purpose,” joining other AI firms in granting broad military ...

The Pentagon has signed a classified AI agreement with Google, allowing use of its models for “any lawful government purpose,” despite protests from over 600 employees. The deal follows a high-profile ...

The deals come as the DOD has doubled down on diversifying its exposure to AI vendors in the wake of its controversial dispute with Anthropic over usage terms of its AI models.

The agreements “accelerate the transformation toward establishing the United States military as an AI-first fighting force,” the Pentagon said.

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

René Mayrhofer has resigned from Google after the company agreed to let the Pentagon use its AI for classified work. His exit ...

The Pentagon expanded classified AI deals to Nvidia, Microsoft, AWS, and Reflection AI, renewing scrutiny of military AI safeguards and vendor rules.

The contracts give the Defense Department more AI options after it declared Anthropic a supply-chain risk.