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After President’s Cup win for US in golf, Pres. Trump has dinner with Dario Amodei at 10 pm
Read more: After President’s Cup win for US in golf, Pres. Trump has dinner with Dario Amodei at 10 pmA remarkable scene last night: Pres. Trump, fresh off watching the U.S. team pull off a comeback win at the President’s Cup, said he was having dinner with Dario Amodei whom Trump called “highly respected, from Anthropic.” Trump added: they’re “going to be big.” This comes after the D.C. Circuit just sided with the Department…
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D.C. Circuit sides with Department of War in classifying Anthropic model as risk to national security per 41 U.S.C. § 4713. Contrary to decision on “supply chain risk” per 10 U.S.C. § 3252 by ND California court.
Read more: D.C. Circuit sides with Department of War in classifying Anthropic model as risk to national security per 41 U.S.C. § 4713. Contrary to decision on “supply chain risk” per 10 U.S.C. § 3252 by ND California court.Well, there may be a reason Anthropic apparently was not invited to the State Dinner for China Pres. Xi Jinping. The company is still engaged in 2 lawsuits against the Department of War. Today, the D.C. Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, sided with the Department of War’s classification of Anthropic’s model as a risk to…
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Judge Lin: Department of War violated First Amendment in retaliating v. Anthropic
Read more: Judge Lin: Department of War violated First Amendment in retaliating v. AnthropicJudge Rita Lin issued her opinion, granting summary judgment to Anthropic on its First Amendment challenge to the U.S. Department of War’s designation of Anthopic as a “supply chain risk.” Excerpt: DOWNLOAD OPINION: Related Stories:
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Anthropic works out agreement with U.S. gov’t to allow Mythos to 100 approved US companies. US gov’t now reviews frontier AI models. Is it mandatory?
Read more: Anthropic works out agreement with U.S. gov’t to allow Mythos to 100 approved US companies. US gov’t now reviews frontier AI models. Is it mandatory?The U.S. government and Anthropic hashed out an agreement to allow the launch of its most powerful model Mythos only to 100 pre-approved U.S. government agencies and companies. Anthropic’s Fable 5 is still shelved from public use. The Trump Administration’s voluntary collaborative review of powerful AI models appears to be expected by the U.S. government…
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Pres. Trump: Anthropic’s Fable model might have been a national security threat before taken down
Read more: Pres. Trump: Anthropic’s Fable model might have been a national security threat before taken downPresident Trump discussed his thoughts on the controversy over Anthropic’s Fable 5 model. The U.S. government issued an export control on it, which caused Anthropic to remove it from the public’s use. Here’s an interview with Axios in which Trump discussed the controversy as a matter of national security. The Axios interview included 4 minutes…
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Judge Lin issues preliminary injunction v. Department of War in dispute against Anthropic
Read more: Judge Lin issues preliminary injunction v. Department of War in dispute against AnthropicJudge Lin wasted no time. She issued a preliminary injunction against the Department of War based on Anthropic’s motion that she found has a likelihood of success in proving that it took actions against Anthropic to punish it for disagreeing with the government. Judge Lin stayed the injunction 7 days, presumably so the Department of…
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Zoom link for today’s 1:30 PM hearing on Anthropic’s preliminary injunction request v. Department of War
Read more: Zoom link for today’s 1:30 PM hearing on Anthropic’s preliminary injunction request v. Department of WarFrom Judge Rita F. Lin’s webpage: The public is invited to listen to hearings scheduled for Zoom broadcast by clicking the “Join Zoom Hearing” button above. This includes the hearing in Anthropic PBC v. U.S. Department of War on the Motion for Preliminary Injunction, to be held on Tuesday, March 24 at 1:30 p.m. PST. The courtroom for the Anthropic…
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Microsoft seeks to file amicus brief in support of Anthropic’s request for TRO in dispute with Department of War
Read more: Microsoft seeks to file amicus brief in support of Anthropic’s request for TRO in dispute with Department of WarMicrosoft is seeking to file an amicus brief in support of a temporary restraining order. Judge Lin has already scheduled briefing for Anthropic’s motion for preliminary injunction, so the TRO may be moot. In any event, here’s Microsoft’s argument: Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE BRIEF
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Former Secretaries, Generals, and U.S. Military Officials seek to file amici brief in support of preliminary injunction
Read more: Former Secretaries, Generals, and U.S. Military Officials seek to file amici brief in support of preliminary injunctionFormer Secretaries, Generals, and Military Officials have requested leave to file an amici brief in support of the grant of preliminary injunction requested by Anthropic in its dispute over the Department of War’s designation of Anthropic as a “supply chain risk.” Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE BRIEF
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Jeff Dean, Google Chief Scientist, and other AI researchers at Google and OpenAI seek to file amici brief in support of Anthropic in lawsuit v. U.S. Department of War
Read more: Jeff Dean, Google Chief Scientist, and other AI researchers at Google and OpenAI seek to file amici brief in support of Anthropic in lawsuit v. U.S. Department of WarUPDATE: Anthropic v. US Dep’t of War is now on a fast track. Anthropic filed a motion for preliminary injunction. Judge Lin has been assigned to the case. Status conference tomorrow, 3/10/2026 03:00 PM in San Francisco, – Videoconference Only before Judge Rita F. Lin. Plus Jeff Dean of Google and a bunch of other…