Pentagon's AI Push Forces Congress Sprint // AIDRAN

Before Congress introduced a single bill, the Pentagon's reported decision to replace Anthropic ^[14] had already answered the question lawmakers are now trying to regulate: what happens when a vendor's safety constraints conflict with military requirements. The answer is that the military finds a different vendor. That is not a policy failure — it is the policy. The with AI guidance is reactive to a posture the Department of Defense established through contracting behavior, not formal doctrine.

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