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  1. Anthropic asks full appeals court to rehear Pentagon supply-chain risk case

    Anthropic has asked the full US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit to rehear a 2-1 panel ruling from 25 September that upheld the Pentagon's designation of the company as a supply-chain risk to US national security, Bloomberg reported. Anthropic argues the majority let the Defense Department act without any pre-designation process and that clear evidence shows the designation retaliated against its public statements on AI safety; Judge Gregory Katsas wrote the majority opinion with Neomi Rao, and Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson dissented. In a parallel California case, Judge Rita F. Lin ruled for Anthropic in August, ordering the government to lift a ban on federal agencies using its technology and calling the Pentagon's motive retaliatory. The dispute began when contract talks collapsed over Anthropic's demand for assurances that Claude would not be used for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons; the Pentagon's CTO said in September that about 90% of classified AI workload had moved off Anthropic.

    Bloomberg Technology · 🔥 0
  2. Palantir CTO: Pentagon has already replaced Anthropic's Claude models

    Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar said on CBS's Face the Nation that the Pentagon has already replaced Anthropic's models with no operational impact, after a dispute over safeguards for military AI in which the company was labelled a supply chain risk. He said the Department now uses models from xAI, OpenAI and Google, as well as open-weight models such as Nvidia's Nemotron, and that the ability to choose and switch models has been driving Palantir's commercial growth. Claude had been part of Palantir's Maven Smart System used by the Pentagon; Sankar also called effective altruism a "millenarian doomsday cult," described military targeting as a process rather than an AI choice, and disputed reporting on the September strike on a school in Minab, Iran, saying human error was the likely cause and that the final report should be awaited.

    The Next Web · 🔥 0

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