US court suspends Pentagon sanctions against Anthropic

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A San Francisco judge has temporarily blocked the Pentagon's sanctions against AI company Anthropic, which labeled the firm a national security risk. The ruling, effective in seven days, stems from Anthropic's refusal to allow its AI models for certain military applications, which the judge found potentially violated free speech rights.

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The dispute stems from alleged security concerns over Anthropic's AI model Claude Mythos. The court's order to drop the Trump administration's "supply chain risk" tag will take effect in seven days.

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