Anthropic’s Blacklisting by the Pentagon Was Legal, Federal Judges Rule

New York Times - Sep 25, 2026

The Pentagon had “ample support for its conclusion” that the A.I. company’s products could pose a national security risk, according to a Washington appeals court.

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