THE CLAUDE WAR | AI, Arms & the First Amendment: How Anthropic Took on the Pentagon and Won
Anthropic wanted two exceptions. Its artificial-intelligence models could help American soldiers analyse intelligence, defend computer networks, plan operations and perform other national-security work. But the company would not permit Claude to conduct mass surveillance of Americans or empower weapons to select and attack human targets without meaningful human control.
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