US and Europe discuss access to AI models after Anthropic dispute
‘Trusted partner’ scheme would allow US allies to test cutting-edge models
US and Europe discuss access to AI models after Anthropic dispute
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Prediction market traders speculate Anthropic will restore access quickly to AI model after Trump admin directed it to limit reach
Traders think it's more likely than not that access is restored by July 1.
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