Anthropic's updated usage policy explicitly prohibits users from repeatedly abusing Claude in extreme cases, though ordinary frustration and criticism are still allowed. The new rules also address election interference, deceptive campaigns, weapons software, and surveillance.

OpenAI's flood of proofs deviated from the guidelines set by a group of mathematical researchers consulted by the frontier lab.

The latest development in the US - the biggest market for the $300 billion Indian IT industry - adds to uncertainty for tech outsourcers that rely on cross-border movement of skilled professionals. In a statement, Nasscom said the decision affects a specific immigration pathway, but it has consistently maintained that the two issues should be kept apart.

The crackdown on Microsoft came under Vance's purview as the head of a fraud task force, but the targeting revealed the tension between the companies powering US economic growth and the administration's efforts to reduce immigration that it says has come at the expense of American workers.

It is equivalent to a sewage discharge happening every five minutes, according to campaigners.

The director, Michael Brennan, oversees 45 federal workers, including hurricane specialists and meteorologists.

The crooks have trust problems of their own. One ransomware affiliate decided to keep the profits for himself. Elsewhere, an attacker left a server exposed, complete with tools and traces of an intrusion. Apparently, keeping things secure is a problem on both sides of the fence. The rest of the week isn't much more reassuring. Malicious code turned up in developer packages and extensions that

US authorities have suspended major IT services firms from participating in the PERM employment-based Green Card sponsorship programme

Warning that using proprietary AI models can involve "the risk of data transfer" and the risk of those models "learning at the cost of our data", IT Secretary S Krishnan on Thursday asserted that there has to be "a judicious mix" in the use of open and proprietary models.

Delhi Police ACP Arshdeep Singh has raised serious concerns over the treatment of police personnel during protests in the national capital, alleging that officers, including women personnel, were dragged, pushed, heckled and even bitten while managing crowds. The The ACP has called for restraint and respect for police personnel carrying out their duties, while stressing the impact that violence and abuse can have on the morale of the force. The remarks come amid ongoing protests and competing allegations over the conduct of both police and protestersWatch the full report for ACP Arshdeep Singh’s account, the allegations surrounding the protests and the larger debate over peaceful demonstrations, police duties and the rights of protesters and those in uniform. n18oc_indian18oc_raw-reportNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube