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Promote with Leviathan NewsAnthropic CEO Dario Amodei gave CBS News an exclusive interview after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared Anthropic a supply chain risk to national security, a designation that restricts military contractors from doing business with the company. CBS reported that the Pentagon action followed Anthropic’s refusal to give the military unfettered access to its AI model, and Amodei described the move as “retaliatory and punitive” and “unprecedented” for a U.S. company. The broader context is a dispute over how Anthropic’s AI systems can be used by the U.S. government, especially in military settings. Amodei said Anthropic had tried to draw “red lines” around government use of its technology, arguing that some uses would cross principles the company says are consistent with American values. The reporting says the Pentagon had set a deadline for Anthropic to reach an agreement or risk losing government contracts, and that Hegseth’s designation could limit commercial relationships with firms that do business with the Department of Defense. This matters because it highlights an emerging policy fight over AI governance, national security, and whether private AI firms can set limits on government use of their models. The dispute also appears to be among the first public cases in which a U.S. company has been labeled a national-security supply-chain risk in this way, underscoring how AI procurement is becoming a geopolitical and regulatory issue rather than just a commercial one.
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