Pentagon moves most daily AI workflows off Anthropic, aims to cut ties by September

五角大楼将大部分日常AI工作流从Anthropic转移，目标9月前完全切断

The Pentagon has moved over two-thirds of its daily AI workloads off Anthropic and plans to sever ties completely by September. The trigger: earlier this year the Pentagon asked Anthropic to sign an agreement allowing Claude to be used for mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. CEO Dario Amodei refused, citing model unreliability. The Pentagon then labeled Anthropic a supply-chain risk and sued unsuccessfully. OpenAI adjusted its stance and won the contract. Polymarket puts the chance of a settlement by end of June at just 9%.

Why it matters: A landmark clash between AI ethics and defense needs: the Pentagon is cutting Anthropic entirely by September after Dario refused to sign off on surveillance and autonomous weapons use. His 'not reliable enough' rationale carries weight. Score capped below 90 because we only h...