Women in technologyfromThe Verge2 weeks agoMicrosoft says its Azure and AI tech hasn't harmed people in GazaMicrosoft's review found no evidence linking its technology to harm in Gaza, but employee protests continue amid concerns over military contracts.
UK politicsfromTheregister3 weeks agoThe UK's military spending less with US biz, more with EuroThe UK's MOD is shifting defense spending from US to European contractors, with significant growth in expenditure with local firms.
Artificial intelligencefromEngadget9 months agoDeepMind workers urge Google to drop military contracts200 Google DeepMind workers urge the company to end military contracts, citing ethical concerns that conflict with their AI principles.
Women in technologyfromThe Nation1 month agoI've Worked at Google for Decades. I'm Sickened by What It's Doing.The author's sentiment towards Google has shifted from pride to heartbreak over its military contracts and treatment of workers.Google has increasingly involved itself in military contracts, leading to significant employee protests and retaliation.
Artificial intelligencefromEngadget9 months agoDeepMind workers urge Google to drop military contracts200 Google DeepMind workers urge the company to end military contracts, citing ethical concerns that conflict with their AI principles.
Women in technologyfromThe Nation1 month agoI've Worked at Google for Decades. I'm Sickened by What It's Doing.The author's sentiment towards Google has shifted from pride to heartbreak over its military contracts and treatment of workers.Google has increasingly involved itself in military contracts, leading to significant employee protests and retaliation.
Startup companiesfromBusiness Insider2 months agoAnduril beat 9 competitors to snag a $642 million anti-drone contract for the US Marine CorpsAnduril secured a $642 million deal with the Marine Corps for anti-drone technology to combat smaller unmanned drones.
European startupsfromTechCrunch2 months agoDefense tech startup Epirus raises $250M Series D to counter drone swarms | TechCrunchEpirus raised $250 million in Series D funding to strengthen its anti-drone technology and expand its market presence.