Pentagon Halts Use of Anthropic’s AI Model Claude
The decision was made after the U.S. Department of Defense accused the developer of posing a threat to national security, reports the BBC.
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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by National Archives at College Park - Still Pictures as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Digital Public Library of America. Record in source catalog DPLA identifier: 5e30663a14563b310a9d5a5b99e75ac8 National Archives Identifier: 6411645 · Изменён размер и формат файла. · File:A Soldier of the 102nd Signal Battalion operates a Sperry Univac Uniscope 200 computer terminal - DPLA - 5e30663a14563b310a9d5a5b99e75ac8.jpegThe U.S. Department of Defense has stopped using artificial intelligence tools from Anthropic, including the Claude model. Earlier, the Pentagon had demanded that the company remove protective restrictions to expand access to AI, but Anthropic refused, fearing the use of the technologies for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
The Claude model had been used by the Pentagon since 2024 for analyzing intelligence data, satellite imagery, and drone footage. It was integrated into the Maven Smart System, which helps identify military targets. Experts note that abandoning such technologies could be a complex and lengthy process.
Instead of Anthropic, the Pentagon is expanding cooperation with other AI developers, including Google, xAI, and OpenAI. The latter is already being used more actively in U.S. military structures.
