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Defense Secretary summons Anthropic’s Amodei over military use of Claude
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is calling in Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to the Pentagon on Tuesday morning to discuss the military use of Claude, according to reporting fromAxios. The meeting comes as the Pentagon threatens to declare Anthropic a “supply chain risk” — a label typically reserved for foreign adversaries — after the AI firm refused to allow the Department of Defense to use its tech for the mass surveillance of Americans and the development of weapons that fire without human involvement. Anthropic signed a $200 million contract with DOD last summer, and Claude wasreportedlyused during the January 3 special operations raid that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, an episode that brought the two sides’ tensions into the open. A source told Axios that Hegseth is giving Amodei an ultimatum: play ball or be banished. It’s unclear whether he’s bluffing — replacing Anthropic would be a significant undertaking. But the stakes are real: a supply chain risk designation would void Anthropic’s contract and force other Pentagon partners to drop Claude entirely.
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How AI agents could destroy the economy
On Sunday, an analyst group called Citrini Research publisheda remarkable pieceillustrating how agentic AI could bring on mass economic destruction over the next two years. The scenario imagines a report from two years in the future, in which unemployment has doubled, and the total value of the stock market has fallen by more than a third. As the report puts it: AI capabilities improved, companies needed fewer workers, white collar layoffs increased, displaced workers spent less, margin pressure pushed firms to invest more in AI, AI capabilities improved… It was a negative feedback loop with no natural brake…The system turned out to be one long daisy chain of correlated bets on white-collar productivity growth. It’s a new kind of bear case, focused not on Skynet-style misalignment but on the gradual unspooling of the economy itself. In particular, the Citrini scenario looks at the implications of integrating AI agents into the economy at large, and what it would mean when outside contractors get replaced by cheaper in-house AI. It’s similar to theDeath of SaaSscenario, but Citrini goes further, implicating any business model that involves optimizing transactions between companies. As you might expect, the report is causingquiteastironline. Not everyone is buying it — even Citrini describes it as more of a scenario than a prediction — but it’s not so easy to name the specific point where you think the scenario goes wrong. Personally, I’m not sure companies are ready to hand off purchasing decisions to AI agents, no matter how smart they are. But in Citrini’s scenario, most of the impacted decisions have already been handed off to third-party contractors, so it’s not quite as implausible as it seems.
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Top 15 AI Startups Powering India’s Self-Reliance Mission
From foundational models to applied platforms, domestic builders are creating an end-to-end AI ecosystem rooted in Indian data and needs.
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Amazon Opens Second-Largest Asia Office in Bengaluru
The 1.1 million square feet campus, spread across 12 floors on a five-acre site, can accommodate more than 7,000 employees.
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LTM Lands $100 Mn Deal With European Medtech to Support Hearing Devices
LTM’s pact with a European medtech marks its first win after the rebrand.
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AI May Reset Indian IT’s Pyramid Model, But Not Fresher Hiring
Industry voices repeatedly stress skills evolution, AI literacy and the accelerating pace of learning.
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‘We are Not in the Race to Build Data Centres’: Nikhil Malhotra
The Tech Mahindra CIO spoke to AIM about Project Indus and why the company decided to outsource heavier compute.
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This 23,000-Employee MNC is Betting on Pune Nano GCC for AI Solutions
Orbia’s Pune GCC houses roughly one-third of its global IT talent pool.
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Apple Said to Be Developing Visual Intelligence Models for AI Pendant, Other Upcoming Wearables
Apple is developing new AirPods models with cameras, while also foraying into new AI-powered wearable categories, a report recently highlighted. The company is said to be working on an AI-enabled pendant that could be worn around the neck, which might feature a suite of sensors and cameras to answer user questions based on their surroundings. Now, Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman has shared more details about the AI models that will power these wearables. The Cupertino-based tech giant is reportedly working on its own visual models for the upcoming devices. First introduced with the iPhone 16 Pro series in 2024, Visual Intelligence is part of the Apple Intelligence suite of tools.
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AWS AI Conclave 2026: From Boardrooms to Bharat, AWS Bets Big on Agentic AI at Scale
As more organisations deploy AI agents into live workloads, AWS argues that a trusted, AI-ready data foundation is no longer optional.
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Why Product Managers Are Becoming Critical to GCCs in India
In 2025 alone, product management roles in GCCs in India grew 42% year-on-year.
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Top BFSI GCC Heads in India 2026
The BFSI GCCs are evolving into strategic hubs for AI-driven innovation, regulatory resilience, and digital financial operation with leaders driving modernisation, global collaboration and data-led enterprise transformation at scale.
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