Anthropic Fights Pentagon's AI Label

0:00Anthropic just dropped the 96-page filing with the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., straight up telling the court they can't tweak. Their AI tool, Claude, once its live, and classified Pentagon networks. This hits back at the Trump administration's move to slap them with a supply chain risk label, like there's some sneaky threat to national security. The beef stems from a canceled $200 million contract after disagreements on using AI for fully autonomous weapons, and maybe even spying. On Americans, Anthropic says the Pentagon's hitting back illegally by painting them as a sabotage risk, the kind meant for foreign bad actors. Folks are watching close because anthropics blowing up like rival open AI, and this cloud over their rep hurts. They already won big and a San Francisco federal court on the same issues, forcing the Pentagon to drop those risky labels there. Now this new filing answers the Appeals Court's questions ahead of oral arguments on May 19th. The Trump team gets to fire back before then, keeping the pressure on.

1:02As AI races into military hands, Anthropics pushing hard to clear their name and get back in the game, while deals like open AI is with the Pentagon. Show how fast the field's moving. That wraps Canada News today, brought to you with AI.