While Anthropic goes on the US blacklist, the Pentagon already has someone to succeed him: OpenAI

The pentagon gave an ultimatum to Anthropic to accept the unlimited use of its AI models for applications of all kinds, including espionage and military use. The deadline arrived, at 5:01 p.m. this Friday, February 27, and Anthropic said no: he would be faithful to his principles. The sword of Damocles has fallen on the company led by Dario Amodei and the United States has completed its threats. How did he communicate? A few hours ago, United States Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, for the Pentagon, Anthropic is already a “risk to the supply chain.” The context. This chronicle of a death foretold has been meeting its deadlines and everyone has remained in their initial position: Anthropic rejected the Pentagon’s lawsuit over concerns about the use of AI for mass civilian surveillance and the development of weapons capable of firing without human intervention. The company behind Claude has already announced that he will contest. We will have to see the cost of maintaining his position. The United States will apply a sanction that until now we had only seen applied to companies from rival countries, Huawei is one of the clearest examples. What’s going to happen now. Leaving aside the fact that the president of the United States refers to Anthropic as “a radical left-wing and woke company” on your social network Truth Socialthe US Ministry of Defense has carried out its threat, which has come into effect immediately: It will terminate its contract with Anthropic, valued at up to $200 million, and as announced Peter Hegseth, no contractor, supplier or partner doing business with the United States Armed Forces may do business with Anthropic. There will be a six-month period for the Pentagon and other government agencies to transition Claude to alternatives. OpenAI said yes. The United States already has a company to provide its services to the Pentagon and other agencies: OpenAI. Sam Altman announced the agreement to deploy its models on its classified network explaining that the Department of Defense had shown a “deep respect for security” and that both AI security and broad benefit sharing are the foundation of its mission. Among the security principles specifically mentioned by Altman are the prohibition of domestic mass surveillance and human responsibility for the use of force, including autonomous weapons systems. According to the CEO of OpenAI, the War Department is aligned with these principles. Likewise, he explained that they will apply technical safeguards to guarantee the correct behavior of their models. Claude’s shadow is long. Saying goodbye overnight to your reference AI company (even with that transition period) and putting a veto on other companies working with it is a tricky measure to put into practice as it is behind recent strategic operations, such as Maduro’s arrest and others imminent. Likewise, it leaves projects such as that of Palantirwhich Claude uses. behind the scenes. According to AxiosDeputy Secretary of Defense Emil Michael was in talks with Anthropic to offer a deal just as Pete Hegseth dropped the bomb on X/Twitter. This theoretical agreement would have allowed the collection or analysis of data on US citizens, such as location, web browsing or financial information. At the moment it is unknown if this interest of the Pentagon in collecting personal data legally applies to OpenAI. In Xataka | IBM has been living for decades that no one could kill COBOL. Anthropic has other plans In Xataka | Anthropic and OpenAI have developed AI. The US Pentagon is showing you who really owns it Cover | Tomasz Zielonka

the unwritten rules and the blacklist for those who jump them

Ferrari is much more than a luxury car brand: It is a symbol of exclusivity and reputation that transcends economic power. Have a Ferrari in the garage not only It implies being a millionaireit also implies being worthy of him and respecting the brand. The Italian firm is known for exercising iron control about how their vehicles are shown in public and only admits as customers those who defend and represent their philosophy. Who do not comply those unwritten rulesThey run the risk of entering a blacklist. In doing so, Ferrari may allow them to buy ferraris of their “mid -range” like the Ferrari Romathe 296 GTB, but they can never buy one of the “premium”, such as the Ferrari EnzoLaferrari or the Ferrari F80for many millions that offer for them. In your download, Ferrari is not the only one that uses this strategy. Bugatti also applies vetoes to your unworthy customers. In fact, there are numerous stories of millionaires and celebrities who, when skipping these unwritten rules, have become part of that feared black list of Ferrari, and have even had to go through the courts. Good ferrarista manual Ferrari is clear that The value of its logo It goes far beyond the design of your cars. It is a matter prestige and tradition. Therefore, it closely monitors the use made of each of its vehicles, from the moment They leave the concessionaire until its appearance in public or social networks. Such is Ferrari’s zeal for this matter, that customers sign a contract with certain mandatory conditions before withdrawing their concessionaire car. This covers from the express prohibition of changing the color of the Ferrari, to the refusal to allow Ferrari’s emblem to be replaced or removed from the car. But the owners’ commitment to the brand goes further. Ferrari demands that the car be preserved in perfect condition, use in a responsible manner and never appear in situations that may attempt against their reputation. As recognized Benedetto Vigna, CEO of the brand: “We have to pay attention because we have to defend the values and identity of the brand.” The reasons and names behind the blacklist The main candidates to enter Ferrari’s blacklist are those millionaires who Tunish your cars In extravagant forms, they use the Ferrari for advertising purposes without the permission of the brand or They resell the car Before time. The brand makes it clear that it does not want to associate its logo to scandals, negative news or unique behaviors of its drivers. Ferrari 458 Justin Bieber’s tuned that brought him to the black list of Ferrari Many celebrities have fallen into the blacklist for concrete and documented reasons. Justin Bieber, for example, was excluded to forget for three weeks Where he had parked his Ferrari 458 tuning electric blue. Such and as they counted in Motorpasionthe DJ Deadmau5 is also vetoed after customizing its 458 with motifs of the video game Nyan Cat and call it “Purrari 458“, something that the brand considered disrespect. Philipp Plein fashion designer was sued by the brand for using his Ferrari 812 Superfast as a background for Advertise some shoes of your clothing brand. The court said that Plein should even pay compensation of 300,000 euros to Ferrari. Ferrari doesn’t care about money or fame Ferrari does not care how much money you have even if you are popular or how many Ferrari you have in your garage. If you enter the blacklist, you run out of ferraris. An example of it It’s Floyd Mayweatherwho came to possess up to 16 supercars of the brand, but was vetoed because the brand assured that it bought their cars only to show off and sell them soon, without assessing their works of art. A reason similar to that the brand alleged to put Kim Kardashian In his blacklist. Nicolas Cage or 50 Cent, seem to have the permanent veto for their financial problems or their unfortunate comments. The impertérrito actor sold his Ferrari Enzo for a price well below its valuestressed by the payment of some debts. That was not enough justification for the brand, which wrote its name in the infamous list with indelible ink. In Xataka | The Ferrari F150 Muletto M4 has been key in the history of Ferrari. The problem is that it has also been the ugliest Image | Barrett -JacksonFerrari

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