Name: Hegseth exige acceso militar al modelo de IA de Anthropic antes del fin de semana
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Description: El Secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth, dijo al Consejero Delegado de Anthropic, Dario Amodei, que tenía hasta finales de esta semana para entregar al ejército un documento firmado que le concediera pleno acceso a su modelo de inteligencia artificial, según una fuente. La exigencia se produjo durante una reunión celebrada el martes en el Pentágono.

El Secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth, dijo al Consejero Delegado de Anthropic, Dario Amodei, que tenía hasta finales de esta semana para entregar al ejército un documento firmado que le concediera pleno acceso a su modelo de inteligencia artificial, según una fuente. La exigencia se produjo durante una reunión celebrada el martes en el Pentágono.

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The relationship between the Trump administration and artificial intelligence company Anthropic has become strained following a $200 million defense contract. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has set a deadline for Anthropic's CEO to grant the military unrestricted access to the company's AI model, with officials considering the use of the Defense Production Act if Anthropic does not comply.

Anthropic has requested safeguards to prevent its AI from being used for mass surveillance of citizens, while the Pentagon insists on no restrictions for potential wartime scenarios. The outcome remains uncertain, but both sides appear firm in their positions, with Anthropic's technology currently the only AI model approved for classified military use.

Hegseth exige acceso militar al modelo de IA de Anthropic antes del fin de semana

Fuentes dicen a CBS News que la relación entre la administración Trump y compañía de inteligencia artificial Anthropic parece estar en hielo delgado. Anthropic se adjudicó un contrato de defensa de 200 millones de dólares el verano pasado en un reunión con los pendientes el martes. El Secretario de Defensa Pete Hegseth dio al CEO Dario Amadei hasta el final de la semana para firmar un documento que garantice a los militares tendrían pleno acceso al modelo de IA de la empresa. Los funcionarios están considerando invocar la Ley de Producción de Defensa para obligar a Anthropic a hacer lo que los militares quiere. La empresa ha pedido al Departamento de Defensa que establezca protecciones que restringirían su modelo de IA de llevar a cabo la vigilancia masiva de los ciudadanos. En enero, el Secretario Hegseth criticó los modelos de IA que citan no le permitirán luchar en guerras, añadiendo que no se despertará a la IA militar. Para más información traigamos a Ian Kreitzberg. Es corresponsal de IA en Puck. Ian, ¿cuáles son algunas de las implicaciones de que el Pentágono tenga acceso completo al modelo de IA de Anthropic? ¿Cuáles son ¿para qué lo quieren? Sí, así que hay un montón de preguntas en juego aquí. ¿Cuál es el Pentágono quiere es que simplemente no quieren ningún tipo de restricciones. Y así el Pentágono tiene que sólo van a utilizar estas tecnologías legalmente. Ellos no para violar la ley. Pero no quieren estar limitados en cómo se les permite usar cosas. El argumento es que en un, ya sabes, escenario de guerra, a la derecha, las cosas cambian muy rápidamente. Y así, ya sabes, ellos no quieren esos límites, en otras palabras. Ahora, las implicaciones generales de la aplicación estas tecnologías en estos entornos se han discutido mucho por ingenieros de seguridad y eticistas militares. Hay muchos riesgos. Nosotros no sabemos si estas tecnologías son seguras, precisas o lo suficientemente fiables como para ser utilizadas en este tipo de contextos. Y así, ya sabes, hay un empuje para integrar grandes modelos lingüísticos en estas funciones militares. Y, ya sabes, es un área que está plagada de, ya sabes, un montón de preocupación, como podemos ver de lo que está sucediendo entre Anthropic y el DoD. ¿Qué pasa si Anthropic no cumple con el ultimátum de los militares? Veremos cómo se desarrolla probablemente el viernes. Y lo que uno de estos factores es que el DoD ha dicho que van a declarar Anthropic un riesgo para la cadena de suministro. Y los otros factores, invocarán la Ley de Producción de Defensa para tratar de obligar a Anthropic a a superar estas dos barreras que a Anthropic no le interesan superar. Es difícil saber exactamente qué ocurrirá si esas dos cosas se tipo de invocado. Es interesante porque son como opuestas, estos dos aspectos. Pero la Ley de Producción de Defensa decir que la tecnología de Anthropic, CLAWD, el LLM, es esencial para la seguridad nacional, y por lo tanto obligaría a Anthropic a consentir. Ahora, Anthropic podría luchar contra eso. Podrían presentar una demanda contra eso, y podrían combatirlo. En este punto, usted sabe, cuando este tipo de cosas probablemente entrará en juego el viernes, es no está exactamente claro lo que va a pasar. Pero lo que está claro es que el Departamento de Defensa quiere tener acceso a los modelos de Anthropic. Son los únicos que son se permite utilizar actualmente en un entorno clasificado. Los otros modelos son cerca, pero aún no están ahí. Y así, usted sabe, usted tiene estos dos lados que ninguna parece interesada, realmente, en retroceder. Ian Kreitzberg, gracias.

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