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Here's your morning D&B Tech Minute for Wednesday, February 25th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Anthropic is softening its core AI safety policy to stay competitive with other AI labs. The company known for its devotion to

safety previously paused development work on its model if it could be classified as dangerous.

It said it would now end that practice if a comparable or superior model was released

by a competitor. Anthropic is also locked in a battle with the Defense Department, after it told

the Pentagon its clawed tools couldn't be used for domestic surveillance or autonomous lethal

activities. Anthropics said the safety policy change is an update based on the lack of federal

AI regulations. And a company

spokeswoman said the change is unrelated to the Pentagon negotiations. The safety change was

earlier reported by time. DoorDash will exit Qatar, Singapore, Japan, and Uzbekistan,

winding down deliveroo and wool operations there. The delivery giant said the decision

follows a market review and reflects its strategy to invest in areas with a clear path to

sustainable scale and market leadership. The largest U.S. food delivery app is also making operational

changes in some locations, including investing in UK engineering roles. DoorDash said

these actions won't materially impact its financial outlook and guidance.

The retreat comes as food delivery platforms face intense competition as they seek to scale profitability.

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