The move comes weeks after the Department of Defense relentlessly chased the AI startup to accept its conditions to loosen certain safeguards governing the military use of its large language models.
Wood feels that improvements to AI tools can lead to an uptick in productivity, allowing companies to do more with fewer employees.
Estonia prioritises transparency, Singapore focuses on urban efficiency, and Saudi Arabia pursues a "leapfrogging" model.
Anthropic refused Pentagon demands tied to surveillance and autonomous weapons, prompting Washington to cut the company from defense work as OpenAI moved ahead with a classified deployment agreement.
Generative AI is accelerating workplace efficiency, but the same tools are steadily moving sensitive data beyond corporate and government perimeters.
