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US Court Upholds Pentagon Ban on Anthropic's Claude AI

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A US court has declined to overturn a Pentagon ban targeting Anthropic's AI model Claude. The dispute originated in February 2025 when Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demanded that Anthropic remove restrictions on Claude's use for fully autonomous lethal weapons systems. Anthropic refused to comply with the demand, which also sought to lift limits on mass domestic surveillance of American citizens. The court's decision represents a significant legal setback for the AI company, leaving the Pentagon ban firmly in place.

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