Google deepens Pentagon AI push after Anthropic sues Trump administration
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Google deepens Pentagon AI push after Anthropic sues Trump administration

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Google is expanding access to a feature on the Pentagon’s enterprise AI portal that allows both civilian and military personnel to build custom AI agents for unclassified work, using Gemini models. This move occurs one day after the Pentagon issued a supply-chain risk designation against Anthropic (limiting use of Claude in certain DoD contexts) and Anthropic filed lawsuits alleging unlawful retaliation. Some Google and OpenAI employees filed an amicus brief supporting Anthropic’s position.

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