Anthropic conceded some legitimacy to the Department's concern about the opacity of these systems generally.
Anthropic conceded some legitimacy to the Department's opacity concern U.S. Department of War
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- Anthropic conceded some legitimacy to the Department's concern about the opacity of these systems generally.
Anthropic, rather than fight the science, conceded "some legitimacy to DoW's concern about the opacity of these systems generally."
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Origin: extracted from Anthropic v. Department of War (D.C. Cir., Sept. 25): the declarations Anthropic filed to prove it could not sabotage Claude are the evidence the panel used to hold it would "manipulate" it. Notes on losing a case by over-defending. · 2026-09-27 19:45