After losing the White House's trust, Anthropic tries to win it back
•The Trump administration's ties with AI firm Anthropic are reportedly mending after a significant internal shift in company representation for crucial government discussions.
•Previously, White House officials found CEO Dario Amodei difficult to engage with, particularly regarding national security.
•This improved rapport follows a breach of trust where Anthropic granted unapproved foreign entities access to its powerful "Mythos" model, leading to export controls.
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The Trump administration's ties with AI firm Anthropic are reportedly mending after a significant internal shift in company representation for crucial government discussions. Previously, White House officials found CEO Dario Amodei difficult to engage with, particularly regarding national security. This improved rapport follows a breach of trust where Anthropic granted unapproved foreign entities access to its powerful "Mythos" model, leading to export controls.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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