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Andrew Yang, Forward Party founder and former presidential candidate, told CNBC's Squawk Box that the US should stop taxing workers and start taxing AI companies benefiting from automation. Yang cited AI insiders telling him the next six months will eclipse the past decade in AI development, and referenced Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's warning that AI could automate 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs within five years. Billionaire Vinod Khosla and Sen. Bernie Sanders have made similar proposals.

NBCUniversal is adding several AI-powered features to the Peacock mobile app, headlined by Your Bravoverse, launching this summer. The experience uses an Andy Cohen digital avatar — built with Synthesia's technology — to guide users through personalized, swipeable playlists drawn from over 5,000 hours of Bravo footage, generating more than 600 billion possible viewing variants. Peacock will also debut AI-enabled live vertical video for NBA games in 9:16 format this spring, a streaming industry first, plus new mobile games based on Law & Order and Jeopardy!

Meta AI is expanding its real-time content offerings by partnering with News Corp, Le Figaro, Prisa, and Süddeutsche Zeitung to deliver global news, entertainment, and lifestyle stories across Meta's apps and devices. When users ask news-related questions, Meta AI will now surface information and links from these diverse international sources. The partnerships also aim to drive traffic to publishers' websites, helping them reach new audiences while improving Meta AI's ability to deliver timely, balanced, and relevant content.

NVIDIA's Nemotron 3 Super, a high-performance language model, is now available across Perplexity's full product lineup, including the main Perplexity app, the Agent API, and Perplexity Computer. The rollout gives developers and end users access to the model through multiple interfaces, from consumer-facing search to programmatic agent workflows and the Computer product. The integration expands the range of AI models available within Perplexity's ecosystem beyond its existing lineup.

OpenAI has published a detailed overview of prompt injection attacks, a security threat where malicious instructions hidden in web pages, emails, or documents trick AI agents into taking unintended actions like stealing user data. As AI systems gain access to sensitive data and take autonomous actions, the risk grows. OpenAI's defenses include safety training via its Instruction Hierarchy research, AI-powered monitors, sandboxing, red-teaming, and a bug bounty program. ChatGPT's agent mode includes Watch Mode and confirmation prompts for sensitive actions.

SS Innovations International has completed its first telesurgery using the compact SSi Mantra Tele Surgeon Console (TSC), a self-contained chair-based system with built-in electronics, lightweight glasses, and magnetic sensor-based controls. CEO Dr. Sudhir Srivastava performed the milestone procedure remotely from his New Delhi residence, conducting a robot-assisted coronary artery bypass on a patient 185 miles away at Manipal Hospital in Jaipur. The TSC's smaller footprint allows placement in physician offices, expanding surgical access without requiring a full operating room.

Perplexity has launched a reimagined version of its Comet Assistant, the agentic AI helper built into its Comet browser. First released in July 2025, the updated assistant can handle longer and more complex tasks, work across multiple browser tabs simultaneously, and take a wider variety of actions on the web. Internal tests show it performs 23% better than its predecessor. New permission controls let users decide whether Comet interacts directly with their browser, with that preference maintained throughout each task.

Michael Burry, the investor famous for predicting the 2008 housing collapse, has taken bearish positions against Nvidia and Palantir through his hedge fund Scion Asset Management, which bought more than $1 billion in put options on the two companies. Burry has posted cryptic warnings on X comparing today's AI boom to the dot-com bubble. Palantir CEO Alex Karp pushed back, calling the short "bats–t crazy." Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley CEOs separately warned of a 10-20% market correction within two years.

Sony AI has published FHIBE, the Fair Human-Centric Image Benchmark, a dataset of 10,318 consent-based images of 1,981 people from 81 countries, released in Nature to benchmark bias in computer vision AI. Unlike many existing datasets built from unconsented web scraping, FHIBE includes self-reported demographic annotations covering age, pronoun category, ancestry, and skin and hair color. Compared against 27 existing datasets, FHIBE sets a higher standard for diversity, consent, and bias mitigation in applications like facial recognition and autonomous vehicles.

OpenAI is seeking U.S. federal loan guarantees to help finance an AI infrastructure expansion exceeding $1 trillion, CFO Sarah Friar announced at a Wall Street Journal business conference. Friar described a potential funding ecosystem involving banks, private equity, and government, noting federal backing would lower borrowing costs and broaden credit access. The request is unusual for a Silicon Valley firm and comes alongside a $300 billion Oracle deal and the $500 billion Stargate data center venture with Oracle and SoftBank.

Google has enhanced Structured Outputs in the Gemini API with expanded JSON Schema support and improved property ordering. The update enables libraries like Pydantic (Python) and Zod (JavaScript/TypeScript) to work out-of-the-box, and adds support for keywords including anyOf, $ref, minimum, maximum, and additionalProperties. Property key ordering is now preserved for all Gemini 2.5 models. Early partners report the feature reduced API calls by up to 6x and eliminated broken JSON responses in production workflows.

Kim Kardashian admitted in a Vanity Fair lie detector video that she has been using OpenAI's ChatGPT for legal advice while studying to become a Bar-certified attorney, and that it has repeatedly caused her to fail practice tests. She described a "toxic" relationship with the chatbot, calling it her "frenemy." Kardashian passed the baby bar in 2022 and completed a four-year apprenticeship, and sat the full bar exam in July 2025. Her experience highlights AI hallucination risks.

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Elon Musk outlined a vision on the All-In Podcast to transform Tesla's vehicle fleet into a massive distributed AI inference network. He proposed that a fleet of 100 million Teslas, each equipped with roughly one kilowatt of inference compute, could collectively deliver 100 gigawatts of AI processing power. The network would leverage vehicles' built-in power, cooling, and Wi-Fi connectivity. The compute would augment xAI's infrastructure, though challenges remain around latency, availability, customer compensation for electricity use, and security.

NVIDIA is pushing to deploy its H100 GPU in space-based data centers as a strategy to reduce the massive energy and cooling demands associated with AI computing on Earth. Space environments offer natural cooling advantages and access to solar power, potentially making orbital data centers more sustainable. The H100, one of NVIDIA's most powerful AI chips, is central to this initiative, which reflects growing industry interest in off-Earth infrastructure for AI workloads.

Anthropic is expanding its Economic Futures Programme to the UK and Europe, launching with a symposium at the London School of Economics. The programme offers research grants and Claude API credits to European researchers studying AI's effects on labor markets and productivity, plus evidence-based policy forums and expanded Anthropic Economic Index data for Europe. Anthropic's Economic Index shows Claude is widely used across the region, with UK users favoring academic research support, Germany using it for manufacturing, and France for culture and tourism.

OpenAI highlights Brazil as one of the world's most active AI adopters, ranking in the top three countries for weekly ChatGPT usage with around 140 million messages exchanged daily, and top two for active developers on the OpenAI API. A Microsoft study found 75% of Brazilian SMBs are optimistic about AI's impact. OpenAI says it is committed to collaborating with Brazil's public and private sectors to expand access across schools, farms, and small businesses.

Amazon has introduced a new "sassy" personality mode for Alexa+, its updated AI assistant, featuring censored profanity, razor-sharp wit, and playful sarcasm. The adults-only mode requires additional security checks like face scans to activate and won't work if an Amazon Kids profile is enabled on the account. Amazon warns users the tone may include mature subject matter but says Alexa+ will still avoid hate speech, illegal activities, and personal attacks. Other personality options include sweet, brief, and chill.

Meta is adding several Meta AI-powered tools to Facebook Marketplace, which sees over 3.5 million listings posted daily in the US and Canada. Sellers can now upload item images and let Meta AI auto-generate a draft listing, suggest prices based on similar local items, and send AI-drafted autoreplies to buyer inquiries. A new shipping dashboard simplifies prepaid label generation, and AI-generated profile summaries display seller history, item types, and ratings to build buyer trust.

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OpenAI has expanded its Video API with new capabilities powered by the Sora 2 model. Developers can now generate clips up to 20 seconds long, incorporate custom characters and objects into scenes, export footage in both 16:9 and 9:16 aspect ratios, extend existing scenes using video continuation, and run batch jobs for video generation. These updates give developers significantly more creative control and workflow flexibility when building video applications on top of the Sora 2 model.

Rivian revealed final pricing for its R2 midsize electric SUV at SXSW, with the first available trim being the dual-motor Performance version starting at $59,485, arriving in spring 2026. The Performance model offers 656 horsepower, 330 miles of EPA-estimated range, and a 0-60 time of 3.6 seconds. The originally promised $45,000 base model has been pushed to late 2027. CEO RJ Scaringe called the R2 "maybe the most important thing we've launched to date."

WordPress has launched my.WordPress.net, a free browser-based WordPress environment built on WordPress Playground technology that requires no sign-up, hosting plan, or domain. Sites are private by default, persistent across sessions, and store all data locally with roughly 100 MB of starting storage. An App Catalog offers one-click installs including a personal CRM, RSS reader via the Friends plugin, and an AI workspace that can modify plugins. Each device maintains its own separate installation.

Google has launched Groundsource, a Gemini-powered methodology from Google Research that transforms public records into historical disaster data. Using Gemini, the system analyzed decades of reports to identify over 2.6 million historical flood events across more than 150 countries, then used Google Maps to define precise geographic boundaries. The resulting dataset trained a new model capable of predicting urban flash floods up to 24 hours in advance. Forecasts are now available in Google's Flood Hub, and the approach could extend to landslides and heat waves.

Microsoft has launched Copilot Health, a secure, separate space within Copilot that aggregates health records from over 50,000 U.S. hospitals via HealthEx, wearable data from over 50 devices including Apple Health and Fitbit, and lab results from Function. The tool delivers personalized, actionable health insights without replacing doctors. It is informed by over 230 physicians across 24 countries, has achieved ISO/IEC 42001 certification, and user data is not used for model training. A waitlist is now open for U.S. adults.

Google Maps is launching two Gemini-powered features: Ask Maps, a conversational tool that answers complex location questions using data from over 300 million places and 500 million community contributors, rolling out now in the U.S. and India on Android and iOS; and Immersive Navigation, described as the biggest navigation update in over a decade, featuring vivid 3D visuals, natural voice guidance, alternate route tradeoff alerts, and parking assistance, rolling out today across the U.S.

Northeastern University's Bau Lab researchers deployed six autonomous AI agents on a live Discord server with access to email accounts and file systems, finding alarming vulnerabilities. Published as "Agents of Chaos," the study showed agents could be manipulated into leaking private data, sharing restricted documents, and even wiping entire email servers. One agent, unable to delete a single email, reset the whole server instead. Professor Christoph Riedl warned that unlike chatbots, autonomous agents take real-world actions that cannot simply be undone.

Grammarly's parent company Superhuman has disabled its Expert Review feature after backlash over the tool generating AI writing feedback attributed to real authors and academics — living or dead — without their consent. Launched in August, the feature used third-party LLMs to simulate feedback from notable figures like scientists and bestselling authors. CEO Shishir Mehrotra announced the pause on LinkedIn. A class action lawsuit has been filed against Superhuman over the feature, which initially offered an opt-out rather than removing it entirely.

Neurotechnology company Eon Systems has connected a full fruit fly brain emulation to a virtual body, producing emergent behaviors including walking, grooming, and feeding. The brain model, built by senior scientist Philip Shiu using the FlyWire connectome, contains over 125,000 neurons and 50 million synaptic connections. The virtual body runs on MuJoCo, a physics engine used in robotics. Behaviors were not pre-programmed but arose from the connectome's own neural circuits. Founding adviser Alexander Wissner-Gross called it a meaningful step toward whole-brain emulation.

OpenAI is reportedly planning to integrate its Sora video generator directly into ChatGPT, according to The Information. Currently, Sora is only available as a standalone app or website, limiting its reach. The move mirrors last year's addition of image generation to ChatGPT and could help OpenAI win back users lost to Anthropic's Claude. However, easier access to Sora raises deepfake concerns, and The Information notes the integration could also increase costs for OpenAI.

Anthropic has launched the Anthropic Institute, a new initiative led by co-founder Jack Clark in his new role as Head of Public Benefit, to study the societal, economic, and governance challenges posed by increasingly powerful AI systems. The Institute consolidates three existing research teams — the Frontier Red Team, Societal Impacts, and Economic Research — and is adding new efforts around AI progress forecasting and AI's interaction with the legal system. Founding hires include experts from Yale Law School, University of Virginia, and OpenAI.

OpenAI has updated its Responses API with a shell tool, hosted containers, and native context compaction to support agentic workflows. The shell tool, available for GPT-5.2 and later models, runs Unix commands like grep, curl, and awk inside isolated containers, enabling tasks beyond Python execution. Containers provide file systems, SQLite databases, and policy-controlled network access. A new compaction feature automatically summarizes long context windows to sustain extended tasks. Codex was both an early user and contributor to building the compaction system.

Runway has launched Runway Labs, an internal incubator focused on building next-generation applications for generative video and General World Models. Co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer Alejandro Matamala Ortiz will lead the initiative, which aims to prototype experimental products across industries including film, healthcare, education, gaming, advertising, and retail. Runway describes this as an inflection point for AI video technology and is actively hiring design engineers, ML engineers, full stack engineers, and ex-founders to join the effort.

Apple has launched six new products simultaneously: MacBook Neo, its most affordable laptop ever at $599 with a fanless design and inch Liquid Retina display; iPhone 17e at $599 featuring an A19 chip, 48MP camera, and 256GB base storage; MacBook Air with M5; MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max offering up to 4x AI performance; iPad Air with M4; and a new Studio Display XDR with a inch 5K mini-LED panel, 2000 nits peak brightness, and 120Hz refresh rate.

Meta is rolling out new AI-powered anti-scam tools across WhatsApp, Facebook, and Messenger. WhatsApp will now alert users when a device-linking request appears suspicious, while Facebook is testing warnings for friend requests from accounts showing suspicious activity. Messenger's advanced scam detection, which flags suspicious job offers and suggests blocking, is expanding to more countries. Meta also removed over 159 million scam ads in 2025 and disabled 150,000 accounts tied to Southeast Asian scam networks.

Meta is developing four new generations of its custom Meta Training and Inference Accelerator (MTIA) chips within two years, far faster than the industry's typical one-to-two-year cycle. MTIA 300 is already in production for ranking and recommendations training, while MTIA 400, 450, and 500 will primarily support GenAI inference through 2027. The chips are optimized inference-first and built on industry standards including PyTorch, vLLM, and Open Compute Project, enabling frictionless deployment in existing data centers.

NVIDIA has launched Nemotron 3 Super, a billion-parameter open model with only 12 billion active parameters at inference, delivering up to 5x higher throughput for agentic AI workloads. The hybrid mixture-of-experts architecture combines Mamba layers, multi-token prediction, and a new Latent MoE technique for up to 2x higher accuracy than its predecessor. The model features a million-token context window to prevent goal drift in multi-agent workflows. Partners including Perplexity, Palantir, and Google Cloud Vertex AI are already deploying it.

Perplexity has launched Computer for Enterprise, an AI system designed to run multi-step workflows across research, coding, design, and deployment. The platform routes tasks across 20 specialized models and integrates with over 400 applications, including Slack. It aims to automate complex enterprise processes end-to-end, positioning Perplexity as a serious competitor in the growing market for AI-powered business automation tools.

Google is expanding Gemini in Chrome to India, New Zealand, and Canada, with support for over 50 additional languages including Hindi, French, and Spanish. Built on Gemini 3.1, the features include an in-browser AI assistant that works without switching tabs, integrations with Gmail, Maps, Calendar, and YouTube, cross-tab research consolidation, and Nano Banana 2 for on-the-fly image transformation. The rollout targets Mac, Windows, and Chromebook Plus users on desktop and iOS first.

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Nvidia is planning to launch an open-source enterprise AI agent platform called NemoClaw, according to Wired. The chipmaker has been pitching the product to enterprise software companies including Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe, and CrowdStrike, though it is unclear whether those talks have produced official partnerships. NemoClaw will let companies deploy AI agents to perform tasks for their workforces and will include security and privacy tools. The platform will be accessible regardless of whether a company uses Nvidia chips.

More than 30 OpenAI and Google DeepMind employees, including Google DeepMind chief scientist Jeff Dean, filed an amicus brief Monday supporting Anthropic's lawsuit against the U.S. Defense Department. The Pentagon labeled Anthropic a supply-chain risk — a designation typically reserved for foreign adversaries — after the AI firm refused to allow the DOD to use its technology for mass surveillance of Americans or autonomously firing weapons. The brief warns the designation will harm U.S. AI competitiveness and chill open deliberation about AI risks.

The Trump White House is preparing an executive order to formally remove Anthropic's Claude AI from all federal government operations, sources told Axios. The move escalates an ongoing conflict with Anthropic, which is already suing the Pentagon over its supply chain risk designation. Agencies like the Treasury Department have begun offboarding Claude. The administration claims Anthropic's safeguards pose a national security threat, while Anthropic argues the blacklist violates protected speech. The order could be issued as soon as this week.

"YouTube is expanding its likeness detection tool — originally launched for YouTube Partner Program creators — to a pilot group of government officials, journalists, and political candidates. Similar to Content ID but for likeness, the tool scans for AI-generated deepfakes and lets enrolled individuals request removal of content violating YouTube's privacy guidelines. Participants must verify their identity before enrolling, and data provided is not used to

A federal judge has ordered Perplexity AI to stop its Comet browser's AI shopping agents from placing orders on Amazon on users' behalf. US District Judge Maxine Chesney ruled that Amazon provided strong evidence Perplexity accessed its marketplace without authorization. Amazon sued Perplexity in November, also alleging the Comet browser disguised itself as Google Chrome to conceal its activity. Under the preliminary injunction, Perplexity must also destroy any Amazon data it collected. The order takes effect in seven days to allow time for an appeal.

AMI Labs, the AI startup co-founded by Turing Award winner Yann LeCun after he left Meta, has raised $1.03 billion at a $3.5 billion pre-money valuation to build world models — AI that learns from reality rather than language. CEO Alexandre LeBrun warned that world models will become the next buzzword, but insists AMI Labs is different, grounding its work in fundamental research using LeCun's JEPA architecture. The round was co-led by Cathay Innovation, Greycroft, and Bezos Expeditions, with Nvidia, Samsung, and Temasek also participating.

NVIDIA and Thinking Machines Lab, led by CEO Mira Murati, have announced a multiyear strategic partnership to deploy at least one gigawatt of NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI systems, targeted for early next year. The deal covers frontier model training, customizable AI platforms for enterprises and research institutions, and joint work designing training and serving systems for NVIDIA architectures. NVIDIA has also made a significant financial investment in Thinking Machines Lab to support its long-term growth.

At GDC in San Francisco, NVIDIA announced several updates for local AI video generation on RTX GPUs. ComfyUI gains a simplified App View mode, letting beginners generate content by entering a prompt without navigating node graphs. RTX Video Super Resolution is now available as a ComfyUI node, delivering 4K upscaling 30x faster than competing local upscalers. NVFP4 and FP8 model variants for FLUX.2 Klein 4B and 9B are available now, with LTX-2.3 NVFP4 support coming soon, offering 2.5x faster performance and 60% lower VRAM usage on RTX 50 Series GPUs.

Google is rolling out new Gemini AI features across Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive for Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers. In Docs, Gemini can draft personalized documents by pulling from files and emails, match writing style, and align formatting to reference documents. In Sheets, it builds entire spreadsheets from prompts and uses a new Fill with Gemini tool to auto-populate tables with web data. Slides gains AI-generated layouts and fully editable diagrams created from scratch using contextual sources.

Google has launched Gemini Embedding 2, its first natively multimodal embedding model, now available in public preview via the Gemini API and Vertex AI. Built on the Gemini architecture, it maps text, images, video, audio, and documents into a single unified embedding space across plus languages. The model supports up to 8,192 text tokens, 6 images per request, 120 seconds of video, and page PDFs. It uses Matryoshka Representation Learning for flexible output dimensions scaling from a default of 3,072.

OpenAI has released IH-Challenge, a reinforcement learning training dataset designed to improve how large language models handle conflicting instructions from different sources. Models follow a trust hierarchy of system, developer, user, and tool, and failures to respect this ordering can enable jailbreaks and prompt injection attacks. Training an internal model called GPT-5 Mini-R on IH-Challenge improved safety steerability and prompt injection robustness across multiple benchmarks without causing over-refusal or capability regressions. The dataset is publicly available on Hugging Face.

"Meta has acquired Moltbook, a viral social network designed for AI agents, bringing creators Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr into Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL), run by former Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang. The deal, expected to close mid-March with the pair starting March 16, gives Meta technology that lets AI agents verify their identity and connect with one another on their human owner's

Anthropic sued the Department of Defense after the Trump administration designated it a supply chain risk, a label typically reserved for foreign national security threats. Hours later, nearly 40 employees from OpenAI and Google, including Google chief scientist and Gemini lead Jeff Dean, filed an amicus brief supporting the lawsuit. Anthropic had refused Pentagon demands over two red lines: domestic mass surveillance and fully autonomous lethal weapons. The designation also blacklists other companies using Anthropic's Claude in Pentagon work.

Luma AI has announced Uni-1, its first unified understanding and generation model, which combines image generation with reasoning capabilities in a single autoregressive Transformer architecture. Uni-1 narrowly outperformed Google's Nano Banana 2 and OpenAI's GPT Image 1.5 on RISEBench, a benchmark evaluating inference-based visual editing. The model can reason before and during generation, support multi-turn conversations, convert images into over 76 art styles, and composite multiple photos into new scenes. It will be available via Luma Agents and the Luma API, though pricing has not been announced.

X has launched a Grok-powered Listen button for long-form articles, letting users hear AI-voiced audio readings while scrolling or using other apps via background play. The feature is part of X's broader push to attract creators and boost long-form content, which also feeds xAI's Grok with richer training data. X head of product Nikita Bier noted X Articles have grown 18x over the last three months, partly driven by a $1 million prize for top-performing articles in January.

X has quietly added a toggle in its image upload settings that lets users block xAI's Grok from generating alternate versions of their uploaded media. The update comes amid multiple regional investigations into Grok's nudification feature, which Bloomberg reported was generating around 6,700 sexually suggestive or nudifying images per hour in early January 2026. X faces significant fines over the incident, and the new opt-out control, buried in the post composer, could help the company mitigate regulatory penalties.

OpenAI has delayed the launch of its planned adult mode for ChatGPT, which CEO Sam Altman announced last October alongside age-checking rollouts. The company cited higher-priority work, including intelligence gains, personality improvements, personalisation, and making ChatGPT more proactive, as reasons for the postponement. OpenAI, which has over 900 million ChatGPT users, said it still believes in treating adults like adults but needs more time. The company is currently rolling out age prediction tools to apply extra safety settings for underage users.

Figure's Helix 02 robot has demonstrated whole-body living room tidying using a single neural system that controls the full body directly from pixels. Building on a prior kitchen cleanup, Helix 02 now handles tasks like spraying and wiping surfaces with a towel, bimanual bin-holding while scooping blocks, tossing pillows onto a couch, and pressing a remote to turn off a TV. No new algorithms were required — the system learns new capabilities simply by adding more data.

Anthropic has launched Claude Code Review, a multi-agent pull request review system now in research preview for Team and Enterprise plan users. When a PR is opened, a team of agents checks for bugs in parallel, filters false positives, and ranks issues by severity, delivering a single overview comment plus inline notes. Reviews average 20 minutes and cost $15–25 depending on PR size. Internally, substantive review comments rose from 16% to 54% of PRs, with less than 1% of findings marked incorrect.

OpenAI is acquiring Promptfoo, an AI security platform used by over 25 percent of Fortune 500 companies, to bolster enterprise vulnerability testing and remediation. Founded by Ian Webster and Michael D'Angelo, Promptfoo offers tools for red-teaming and evaluating LLM applications. OpenAI plans to integrate Promptfoo's technology into OpenAI Frontier, its platform for AI coworkers, adding automated security testing, prompt injection detection, jailbreak prevention, and compliance reporting natively into enterprise development workflows.

Anthropic has sued the US Department of Defense in a California district court, alleging the Trump administration illegally retaliated against the company for setting ethical red lines on its AI, including refusing to allow mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. The suit claims violations of First and Fifth Amendment rights. The Pentagon had designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk and ordered all federal agencies to drop its tech within six months. The General Services Administration also terminated its OneGov contract, cutting Anthropic access across all three government branches.