US appeals court declines to block Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic
A federal appeals court on Friday decided not to block a Pentagon order that blacklisted AI startup Anthropic from government contracts, labeling the company a national security risk. Anthropic had challenged this designation in a lawsuit, claiming it had resulted in billions of dollars in lost business and damaged its reputation ahead of an anticipated initial public offering. The designation had previously been halted by a judge in a separate legal challenge in California federal court.
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- Appeals Court Lets the Pentagon Designate Anthropic a Supply Chain Risk wired.com
- Appeals court allows Pentagon to label Anthropic a national security risk businessinsider.com
- A federal appeals court upholds DOD's Anthropic blacklisting, finding Claude's integration with DOD systems is "a statutorily covered national-security risk" (Ashley Capoot/CNBC) cnbc.com
- D.C. appeals court sides with Pentagon on blacklist of Anthropic thehill.com
- Federal appeals court declines to block Pentagon from blacklisting Anthropic abcnews.com
