Undark Magazine

As More Schools Turn to AI Weapons Detection, Questions Persist

Does the technology prevent shootings? The evidence is thin. Critics suggest security companies are preying on fear.

Should AI Go To War? Anthropic And The Pentagon Fight It Out

Anthropic and the Pentagon clash over military AI use, exposing legal, ethical and national security tensions shaping the future of AI in warfare.

The Weapons of Mass Destruction AI Security Gap

The AI security ecosystem is overly focused on preventing pandemic-level attacks, creating a dangerous blind spot.

China is using predators to train their new AI weapons - here's why

China is hoping to lead the military drone revolution, and the country is getting help from the animal kingdom.

AI scanners at Health Sciences Centre detected more than 1,500 potential weapons last year

More than 1,500 potential weapons were detected by scanners at the doors of Manitoba's biggest hospital over an eight-month period last year, including more than 300 at the entrance to the Children's Hospital,

Pentagon gives AI firm ultimatum: lift military limits by Friday or lose $200M deal

Pentagon gives Anthropic until Friday to remove military restrictions on Claude AI model or face contract termination and Defense Production Act.

AI for weapons and surveillance: Pentagon threatens Anthropic with sanctions

The Pentagon and Anthropic are negotiating how Claude can be used by the US military. Due to the AI company's red lines, the Pentagon is threatening sanctions.

OpenAI voice technology picked for Pentagon’s drone swarm competition

OpenAI’s technology would only be used to translate voice commands from battlefield commanders to digital instructions for the drones, sources say.