Tag
A commentary on how tech billionaires like Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg are adopting Trump's preferred term 'super intelligence' over 'AI,' driven by their deep financial entanglement with federal contracts, permits, and regulatory favor.
Elon Musk claimed that SpaceX has saved US taxpayers even more than the estimated $14 billion cited by Larry Goldberg, pushing back on Washington Post reporting that his companies received $38B in government funds.
A U.S. appeals court allowed the Pentagon to block Anthropic from military contracts due to national security risks, while a separate California ruling limits broader bans on the company.
The UK government is under significant pressure to terminate Palantir's contentious contract for NHS data management due to public opposition and political division, with a decision expected in the coming weeks.
Sell to State is a Product Hunt product offering structured government procurement data from 3M contracts in 64 countries, helping users research and find opportunities to sell to governments via free browsing and paid access to full datasets and APIs.
SoftBank donated $50 million to Trump's presidential library in January, months before securing a federal lease for a massive AI data center in Ohio, prompting ethics concerns from senators.
Medicaid officials improperly shared data on millions of people with ICE, who then shared it with the data analytics firm Palantir, according to new court filings in an ongoing lawsuit.
Al Vigier argues that Canada's new AI strategy, 'AI for All,' ignores existing secret contracts with US firm Palantir, undermining its goal of building sovereign AI capacity.
A new report from activist groups documents the rapid expansion of surveillance infrastructure through partnerships between tech companies and federal agencies, including facial recognition, social media scraping, and deportation tools, raising concerns about authoritarian control and democratic erosion.
The Trump administration is finalizing a classified arrangement to give U.S. intelligence agencies access to Anthropic's AI models, with the NSA playing a central role, marking a shift from earlier conflicts over military use and AI guardrails.
The Trump administration has awarded Palantir an initial $3.9 million contract to develop surveillance tools for tracking federal employees' return-to-office compliance at the USDA, with similar programs planned at the VA and SSA, raising privacy and worker rights concerns.