Anthropic, Donald Trump and AI Technology
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Trump ordered federal agencies to phase out Anthropic AI after the company resisted Pentagon demands for military use.
President Donald Trump said Friday that he was banning federal agencies from using the services of AI company Anthropic.
Pete Hegseth advocated for Trump to intervene on behalf of service members in three cases involving war crime accusations in 2019.
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"I get to do the review and find out along with you," Hegseth told reporters.
Trump’s ‘Secretary of War’ is busy - pumping iron - while the president considers military strikes on Iran - The Defense Secretary featured in a series of videos on official U.S. government social media accounts this week,
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The napkins were folded just so, the china gleamed, and the chandeliers of the White House state dining room cast that familiar, flattering glow. It was supposed to be one of Washington’s rare quiet nights—a formal dinner for the nation’s governors,
The order comes days after federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., tried and failed to get a grand jury to indict Sens. Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin.
The Defense secretary appealed a ruling this month in favor of the former Navy captain.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he is directing the government to stop work with Anthropic, and the Pentagon said it would declare the startup a supply-chain risk, dealing a major blow to the artificial intelligence lab after a showdown about technology guardrails.