Europe wary of stoking Anthropic row at G7
European leaders will meet on Wednesday with the U.S. president and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei just days after Washington suspended access to Anthropic’s latest AI models.
· Pieter Haeck, Océane Herrero
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