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AI Risks January 30, 2026 · WSJ

Anthropic-Pentagon Clash Over Limits on AI Puts $200 Million Contract at Risk - WSJ

The AI startup and defense officials disagreed over whether the technology would be used for autonomous 'lethal' operations and surveillance.

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