Radhika Rajkumar

3 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Radhika Rajkumar

gonin/GettyRoughly five weeks before President Donald Trump announces his administration's AI policy, major AI companies are continuing to strengthen their ties to government -- specifically for national security customers. On Thursday, Anthropic announced Claude Gov, a family of models "exclusively for US national security customers," it said in the release.

3 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Radhika Rajkumar

Oscar Wong/Getty ImagesTherapy can feel like a finite resource, especially lately. Many therapists are burnt out and overscheduled, and patchy insurance coverage often makes them inaccessible to anyone on a budget. Naturally, the tech industry has attempted to fill those gaps with messaging platforms like BetterHelp, which links human therapists with people in need.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Radhika Rajkumar

NowThe senator said that the GENIUS Act, as it’s written, struck down, fearing that it would be a “huge giveaway to Big Tech.” While the clash between Elon Musk and President Trump captivated Washington on Thursday, another drama was playing out behind closed doors over a bill to regulate the $250 …

3 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Radhika Rajkumar

Alexander Sikov/Getty ImagesThe list of lawsuits against AI companies is growing: Reddit has joined in with a suit against Anthropic. On Wednesday, the company filed a complaint in California stating that Anthropic -- developer of Claude --  ignores Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP), or robots.txt, which blocks AI crawlers from scraping a site's content.

3 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Radhika Rajkumar

Graham Hughes/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesAs AI companies double down on AI agents as the future of work, one founding thinker of the technology is moving in reverse, advocating for simpler systems. On Tuesday, award-winning deep learning scientist Yoshua Bengio launched LawZero, an AI nonprofit "committed to advancing research and developing technical solutions for safe-by-design AI systems," according to a press release.