Microsoft Blocks Pentagon's AI Blacklist

0:00On March 11th, Microsoft has urged a judge to block the Pentagon's new blacklist of Anthropic, warning it could hurt American troops and slow the. Nations pushed to dominate artificial intelligence, and Anthropics sued the Trump administration this week, claiming the government punished the company for refusing to let its clawed AI power deadly weapons. Or spy on U.S. citizens. This marks the first time a homegrown firm has gotten slept with a national security risk label, usually save for foreign rivals like Huawei. The band forces the Pentagon and all its contractors to drop Anthropics tech entirely. Microsoft called it an overreach from a simple contract spat that threatens the whole AI field the government has promoted. Clawed stands as the militaries go to advanced AI model, running even on classified networks and the clash hit just before a U.S. strike on Iran. President Trump then ordered every federal agency to cut ties. For 30 AI leaders from Open AI and Google, back in Anthropic and core filings, stressing

1:01the need to protect companies prioritizing safe tech. The judge now weighs a quick freeze on the band to keep things steady while the case plays out.