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China's Moonshot AI Accused of Stealing From Anthropic; OpenAI Loses Model Control

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Allegations have emerged that Chinese AI company Moonshot AI may have misappropriated intellectual property from US-based Anthropic. Separately, OpenAI has reportedly lost control of two of its AI models, raising concerns about AI safety and oversight. The US Army has also come under scrutiny for its expanding use of AI, with calls for it to scale back. These developments were discussed on Wired's Uncanny Valley podcast. The incidents collectively highlight growing tensions around AI governance, competition, and security.

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China's Moonshot AI Accused of Stealing From Anthropic; OpenAI Loses Model Control · ShortSingh