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On April 29th, according to sources, Google abruptly withdrew from the Pentagons $100 million bid for voice-controlled autonomous drone swarm technology. Another source revealed that the company notified the US government on February 11th that it would no longer participate in the project aimed at developing drone swarm control technology, just weeks after the project was submitted. Records indicate that the decision was made after an internal ethics review. The records also show that Google, an Alphabet subsidiary, cited a lack of "resources" as the official reason for withdrawing from the project. Records show that several Google employees involved in the project expressed disappointment at the decision to withdraw, but hundreds of Google AI researchers have strongly opposed the use of the companys cutting-edge technology for classified military purposes.U.S. Army soldier Gannon Van Dyke pleaded not guilty to federal charges of using classified information to bet on Maduros capture.The U.S. military stated that it will continue its blockade of Iranian ports.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is using artificial intelligence to accelerate clinical trials.The CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) of the United Arab Emirates and the Minister of Energy of Qatar discussed the direction of cooperation between the UAE and Qatar in the energy sector.