OpenAI's Pentagon Deal Triggers User Backlash, Propelling Rival Claude to Top OpenAI's recent agreement to deploy its AI models with the Department of Defense has ignited a firestorm among users, leading to mass subscription cancellations and catapulting rival Anthropic's Claude to the top of the Ap

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Trump Orders Federal Agencies to Stop Using Anthropic Products

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A Staggering Number of High Schoolers Are Using AI for Homework

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