Pentagon Can't Easily Ditch Claude // AIDRAN

On March 3, Pete Hegseth designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk and ordered a six-month phase-out of Claude across Pentagon systems — a decision framed publicly as a consequence of Anthropic's refusal to permit autonomous weapons use without human oversight. The order was politically legible and procedurally clean. Its execution is neither.

Pentagon Ordered Claude Out. Its Users Are Building Workarounds Instead.

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