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Trump Admin Drafts Strict AI Rules: 'Any Lawful Use' Mandate for Firms

US plans strict AI contract rules requiring ‘any lawful’ government use: Report

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Moneycontrol•07-03-2026, 11:22

Trump Admin Drafts Strict AI Rules: 'Any Lawful Use' Mandate for Firms

•Trump administration drafts new rules for AI firms on civilian contracts.
•Rules mandate AI companies allow "any lawful" use of their models.
•Follows Pentagon designating Anthropic a "supply-chain risk" over safeguard disputes.
•Draft requires an irrevocable license for US government to use AI systems for all legal purposes.
•Also prohibits encoding partisan judgments and requires disclosure of non-US compliance modifications.

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