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US Treasury Halts Anthropic Use After Trump's Government-Wide Ban

Anthropic has vowed to sue over "intimidation" and insists that its technology should not be used for the mass surveillance of US citizens or deployed in fully autonomous weapons systems.

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Moneycontrol•03-03-2026, 05:35

US Treasury Halts Anthropic Use After Trump's Government-Wide Ban

•The US Treasury Department is ending all use of Anthropic products, including its Claude platform.
•The decision follows President Donald Trump's government-wide ban on the AI start-up.
•Anthropic had rejected the Pentagon's demands for unconditional military use of its Claude models.
•Secretary Scott Bessent stated that "no private company will ever dictate the terms of our national security."
•Trump threatened Anthropic with "major civil and criminal consequences" if it doesn't comply.

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