SITUATION DETECTED: A federal appeals court has declined to block the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic, leaving the company designated a national security supply-chain risk and barred from government contracts, per Reuters.Read original on X
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Appeals court lets Pentagon blacklisting of Anthropic stand
The 2–1 ruling keeps Anthropic designated a national security supply-chain risk, barring it from government contracts.…
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This means Anthropic would remain a national security risk and be blacklisted from military contracts. I'm not sure how you would even untangle Mythos from US intelligence agencies at this point. Anthropic 'remains confident in its position and is considering its options.'Read original on X
This was the expected outcome, given the terrible luck Anthropic had with the panel draw. Anthropic seems to be doing fine despite the SCR designation (although they've certainly lost some business from government and defense contractor clients) so it remains to be seen whether they'll appeal. I would expect Anthropic to win before an en banc DC Circuit and likely even before SCOTUS, but they're not guaranteed any appeal at all.Read original on X
A federal appeals court upheld the Pentagon’s supply-chain exclusion of Anthropic in a 2–1 ruling. One restriction on Claude’s maker now stands while a separate California ruling against a broader measure remains intact.Read original on X
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