Punished for Saying No: Anthropic Blacklist // AIDRAN

The Pentagon's designation of Anthropic as a "supply chain risk" carries weight precisely because it is the same classification used for Huawei and entities linked to the Kremlin. Applied to a California AI lab whose only deviation was an internal safety policy, the designation signals something about the current administration's tolerance for AI companies that negotiate their own terms. The came within an hour of Anthropic missing a 5:01 p.m. deadline — a sequence that frames the action as punitive rather than principled.

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