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A US appeals court has confirmed the Pentagon's authority to blacklist Anthropic technology for not providing specific AI features to the military. The ruling emphasizes the complex risks associated with military applications of advanced AI technology and affirms that the Secretary of Defense acted within his legal authority.
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A US appeals court has confirmed the Pentagon's authority to blacklist Anthropic technology for not providing specific AI features to the military. The ruling emphasizes the complex risks associated with military applications of advanced AI technology and affirms that the Secretary of Defense acted within his legal authority.
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