Trump directs US agencies to end work with Anthropic

US President Donald Trump stated on Friday that he is directing government agencies to stop working with Anthropic. The Pentagon plans to declare the startup a supply-chain risk, marking a major blow following a showdown over technology guardrails. Agencies using the company's products will have a six-month phase-out period.

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday, February 28, 2026, that he is directing government agencies to cease working with Anthropic. This decision represents an extraordinary rebuke against one of the premier companies advancing US leadership in national security-critical AI. The Pentagon will declare the startup a supply-chain risk, potentially assigning it pariah status previously reserved for enemy suppliers.

Trump warned that if Anthropic does not assist with the transition, he would use "the Full Power of the Presidency to make them comply, with major civil and criminal consequences to follow." A six-month phase-out period is set for the Defense Department and other agencies using the company's products. The move comes as a major blow to Anthropic following a showdown about technology guardrails. The startup's financial backers include Alphabet's Google and Amazon.com.

Anthropic has been a key player in AI development, supporting US advantages in the field. This government action highlights new standards for AI supply in national security contexts.

(Quote) Trump: "If Anthropic does not help with the transition, I would use the Full Power of the Presidency to make them comply, with major civil and criminal consequences to follow."

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US President Donald Trump has directed federal agencies to immediately cease using Anthropic's AI technology. The order follows a dispute with the Pentagon, where the company refused unconditional military use of its Claude models. Anthropic has vowed to challenge the Pentagon's ban in court.

US President Donald Trump has directed all federal agencies to immediately cease using Anthropic's AI tools amid a dispute over military applications. The move follows weeks of clashes between Anthropic and Pentagon officials regarding restrictions on AI for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. A six-month phase-out period has been announced.

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US President Donald Trump has directed federal agencies to immediately cease using Anthropic's Claude AI, following the company's refusal to allow its use for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons. The order includes a six-month phaseout period. This decision stems from ongoing clashes between Anthropic and the Department of Defense over AI restrictions.

Anthropic has launched the Anthropic Institute, a new research initiative, and opened its first Public Policy office in Washington, DC, this spring. These steps follow the AI company's recent federal lawsuit against the US government over a Defense Department supply chain risk designation tied to a contract dispute.

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Hundreds of employees from Google and OpenAI have signed an open letter in solidarity with Anthropic, urging their companies to resist Pentagon demands for unrestricted military use of AI models. The letter opposes uses involving domestic mass surveillance and autonomous killing without human oversight. This comes amid threats from US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to label Anthropic a supply chain risk.

The Trump administration has released a National AI Legislative Framework to unify federal AI rules, address national security concerns, and counter Beijing's growing dominance in the sector. It argues that state laws should not govern areas better suited to the federal government or contradict US strategy for global AI leadership. The White House looks forward to working with Congress to turn it into legislation.

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