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Pentagon Memo Blasted Anthropic for PR Campaign

·Source: Bank Info Security

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DOD Official: AI Firm Wanted 'Approval Role in the Operational Decision Chain' Internal memos used to by the Department of Defense to justify its decision to blacklist artificial intelligence firm Anthropic said the firm's mod

Analysis

DOD Official: AI Firm Wanted 'Approval Role in the Operational Decision Chain' Internal memos used to by the Department of Defense to justify its decision to blacklist artificial intelligence firm Anthropic said the firm's models could not be reliably controlled for military use.

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Originally published by Bank Info Security on Apr 10, 2026.

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