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Welcome to Big Technology Podcast.

It's the first Monday of the month, which means M.G. Ziegler from SpyGlasses here to break

down the month's news with us. And boy, am I glad that we have an episode for you today

because it feels like a year's worth of news has happened over the weekend.

Since we last left you on Friday, the Pentagon declared Anthropic a supply chain risk,

making it clear that Anthropic was not able to work with the government or its contractors

on government work, which is going to be a major hit to the business.

If it holds up, we also have Open AI coming in and signing a very similar deal for the one Anthropic was just about to sign with the business. If it holds up, we also have Open AI coming in and signing a very similar deal

for the one Anthropic was just about to sign with the Pentagon. So we're going to dig into

the latest in that story and what the implications might be for Anthropic and the rest of the

AI industry. We'll also talk about Apple's forthcoming AI devices. It's a set of them. And Netflix, of course, losing the deal with Warner Brothers' discovery as Paramount swoops in and pays a lot of money for that shrinking property.

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