Anthropic Denies Backdoor, Claims Claude Cannot Be Sabotaged During War
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Anthropic says it cannot disable or alter Claude or provide a backdoor during military operations, disputing DoD claims it could sabotage the AI; the dispute centers on supply-chain risk and licensing, with court filings and hearings shaping how Claude may be used by the Pentagon.
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