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Trump Official Slams Anthropic Days After It Backed White House's Moonshot AI Theft Allegations: 'No AI Company More Hostile to the Warfighter'

On Friday, after Anthropic endorsed White House accusations that Chinese startup Moonshot AI stole U.S. artificial intelligence capabilities, a senior Defense official criticized the company over its military AI policies.

Benzinga

China blacklists 14 European firms in retaliation for EU's Russia sanctions

China has added fourteen European organizations to its export control list. This action is a direct response to the European Union's sanctions against Chinese firms. Chinese companies cannot export dual-use items to these European entities. Foreign companies are also barred from supplying Chinese-made dual-use items to them. These measures aim…

The Economic Times

The second Chinese AI shock rattles US as China narrows the race

China's Kimi K3 AI model has emerged, significantly narrowing the technological gap with American frontier systems. This development has prompted intense debate across Silicon Valley and Washington regarding China's AI capabilities. The model's performance, affordability, and open-weight release strategy are unsettling for American observers. Concerns are rising about cybersecurity and…

The Economic Times

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"Hope to continue to build relationships": MEA reaffirms Saudi strategic ties after NSA Doval's Riyadh visit

India reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening strategic ties with Saudi Arabia. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval recently visited Riyadh for high-level discussions. They reviewed bilateral relations and explored ways to enhance their strategic partnership. Discussions also covered regional stability and energy security cooperation between the two nations. These engagements underscore…

The Economic Times

The Manhattan Project town of Los Alamos now has America's highest share of doctorate holders. Nearly 1 in 5 adults has a PhD and almost 70% hold a bachelor's degree

Hidden among the mesas of northern New Mexico lies a community unlike any other in the United States. Los Alamos, once a secret town built to support the Manhattan Project during World War II, is now recognised as America's most educated county by one remarkable measure: nearly one in five…

The Times of India

White House report says US relies too heavily on foreign STEM talent, calls for stronger domestic pipeline

A recent US report advocates for minimizing dependence on international STEM graduates for national security purposes. It highlights how America invests heavily in training foreign talent, only to see them leave. The report stresses the need to enhance domestic research and manufacturing, urging for more investment in American scientists and…

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Henry Kissinger: 'Don't be too ambitious. Do the most important thing you can think of doing every year and then your career will take care of itself' and a remarkable career advice

Henry Kissinger was one of the most powerful and widely discussed political figures of the 20th century. Serving as United States Secretary of State and National Security Advisor under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, he shaped global foreign policy during the Cold War. Kissinger was famous for realpolitik, which…

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OpenAI Cyber Incident Fuels Capitol Hill Action As Bipartisan House Bill Seeks AI 'Kill Switch' Authority

Washington is intensifying scrutiny of advanced artificial intelligence models following a high-profile cybersecurity incident involving OpenAI and amid broader national security concerns surrounding frontier AI.

International Business Times

PAC expresses concern on impact of delay in production of electronically upgraded Dhanush gun system

A parliamentary committee expressed concern over Dhanush gun system production delays. These delays have affected the Army's operational preparedness and artillery division. The committee recommended structural transformation of the decision-making process. This aims to prevent unrealistic delays in national security matters. Timely acquisition of critical equipment and technology is now…

The Economic Times

CJP protest: 'Passports will be cancelled for people involved directly in riots,' says Delhi Police source

Delhi Police may cancel passports for those involved in recent Cockroach Janta Party protests. Clashes occurred near Parliament Street and Jantar Mantar during demonstrations over NEET exam issues. Protesters demanded the Education Minister's resignation and compensation for deceased aspirants. Police reported injuries to personnel and damage to government vehicles during…

The Economic Times

Delhi Police authorised to exercise detention powers under NSA for 3 months; says order not linked to CJP protests

The Delhi Police Commissioner received NSA detaining authority powers for three months. This authorisation is a routine quarterly extension, not linked to recent protests. The notification was issued before the Cockroach Janta Party demonstrations began. Protesters are demanding examination reforms and government accountability. Prime Minister Modi announced fast-track courts for…

The Economic Times

Marco Rubio tells diplomats to play down talk of American tech 'kill switch'

Rubio's missive follows the Trump administration's June 12 move to block foreign nationals from Anthropic's most advanced models, Mythos and Fable, on national security grounds, prompting the AI company to abruptly suspend access to the models globally. Asian tech executives seized on the disruption to tout their own alternatives and…

The Economic Times

US Congress passes $95 billion Republican budget for Iran war

The House approved a Republican-only budget proposal for Iran war funding. This plan allocates significant funds for national security and farmers. Democrats argue the money should be spent domestically on lowering costs. Senate Republicans remain divided on the House's budget strategy. The budget battle occurs as military deaths in the…

The Economic Times

US Senate panel advances bill tightening ban on Chinese automakers

A US Senate committee approved legislation to ban Chinese automakers from the American market. This bill could affect German automaker Mercedes-Benz due to its Chinese investment. The proposed rules aim to protect American manufacturing and industrial bases from foreign competition. Some automakers are shifting production to the United States to…

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FCC Wants To Ban Drones It Already Approved for Sale

If the government wants consumer products pulled from shelves as dangerous, it should at least have to prove its case.

International Business Times

The Fed Sought Early Access To Anthropic's Mythos To Address Its Capabilities. It Didn't Get It For Months

The issue highlights growing scrutiny of advanced AI tools as governments weigh national security, cybersecurity, and financial system resilience.

Benzinga

Rand Paul Slams $1.5 Trillion Pentagon Ask: The Biggest Threat to America Isn't Iran, It's the Debt

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) says the biggest threat to America’s national security isn’t Iran. It’s the nearly $40 trillion the country owes.

International Business Times UK

Trump Cabinet Joins TikTok: Several Department Members Launch Official Accounts After DOJ Clears Platform

US cabinet members have launched TikTok accounts following a Justice Department decision allowing federal use of the app, after significant ownership changes addressed national security concerns

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Legally or not, US government is controlling global access to world's most powerful AI

The US Commerce Department ordered Anthropic to block foreign nationals from advanced AI models. This action disabled Anthropic's models, citing national security concerns and impacting users globally. Restrictions were lifted after Anthropic enhanced safety guardrails, which reduced model intelligence and performance. The incident questions the government's role as an AI…

The Times of India

'Ban Muslims from office': Laura Loomer calls Zohran Mamdani 'national security risk'

Laura Loomer criticized Zohran Mamdani for calling Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal. Loomer urged President Trump to reinstate a Muslim ban for national security. She claimed Mamdani sympathizes with Iran and Hamas, posing a risk. Mamdani had previously called Netanyahu a war criminal and unwelcome in New York. He cited…

International Business Times UK

Trump's DOJ Quietly Kills the 2022 Federal TikTok Ban: Why His Entire Cabinet Is Suddenly Joining the App

US Cabinet members are set to launch TikTok accounts after the DOJ confirmed federal employees can use the platform, marking a significant policy shift from previous national security concerns.

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Ex-TSMC manager first to be indicted under National Security Act for allegedly attempting to leak core Taiwanese chipmaking technologies to China

They could face up to seven years in prison.

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Israel reclassifies crocodiles in bid to deploy them as prison security, opponents say lives at risk

"Cursed terrorist, are you thinking of trying to escape? Think twice" - Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

The Economic Times

NSA Ajit Doval meets Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan; discusses energy security and regional situation

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval visited Saudi Arabia for talks. He met Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan to strengthen energy security. Discussions also focused on protecting vital maritime corridors amid regional tensions. This visit underscores India's engagement with Gulf nations for regional stability. Safeguarding energy supplies and sea lanes…

Benzinga

John Bolton Says Revolutionary Guards 'Calling the Shots' in Iran: Calls For US to 'Flatten' IRGC Amid Regime Change Push

Former National Security Advisor John Bolton argued that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, rather than the country’s civilian leadership, controls Tehran’s military decisions and said the United States should make dismantling the IRGC its primary objective.

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