White House is drafting plans to permit federal Anthropic use
The White House is drafting plans to allow federal agencies to use Anthropic's AI tools despite a previous supply chain risk designation and phaseout directive. The move suggests a potential easing of the Trump administration's stance on Anthropic.
The White House is crafting guidance to permit federal agencies to bypass a supply chain risk designation on Anthropic, allowing government use of its tools, including the Mythos AI model. The Pentagon previously labeled Anthropic a supply chain risk after the company declined to ease restrictions on its products being used in domestic surveillance and autonomous weapons. An AI executive order is also being drafted to address government use of Anthropic's tools. Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine and retired Gen. Paul Nakasone have expressed support for using Anthropic's AI models. Anthropic has legally challenged the supply chain risk label and a federal judge issued a temporary injunction on the designation and ban. President Donald Trump recently stated that Anthropic is 'shaping up' and can 'be of great use' in the future.
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