Anthropic asks the full appeals court to rehear its Pentagon case
Anthropic has asked the full federal appeals court in Washington to revisit a 2-1 ruling upholding the Pentagon’s designation of it as a supply-chain risk. It argues the designation was retaliation for its speech about AI safety.
Anthropic has asked the full federal appeals court in Washington to rehear its challenge to a Pentagon designation that labels it a supply-chain risk to US national security.
The petition was filed on Tuesday, Bloomberg reported, and asks the full court to revisit a decision handed down by a three-judge panel on 25 September.
That ruling went 2-1. Judge Gregory Katsas wrote for the majority with Neomi Rao, and Karen LeCraft Henderson wrote the dissent.
Henderson read the statute narrowly. It covers suppliers that might sabotage, extract data or otherwise manipulate a product, and she said its history concerns hostile states rather than a contractor enforcing its own terms openly.
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