Wait but is anyone SLAMMING the pentagon for doing this??
TheMericanIdiot on
The whole country’s rights are under violation every damn day
GiftLongjumping1959 on
How about when the government forced a sowing machine manufacture to start making M1 carbines
Those who fail to study history are doomed to repeat it
kye-qatxd-9156 on
Ok but fuck citizens united
paypaypayme on
Corporations aren’t people
RockysDetail on
Man, it’s hard to believe that the Pentagon would violate anyone’s Constitutional protections.
TheDevilsAdvokaat on
American government behaves lawlessly these days. The corruption stems from the very top.
The FBI and DOJ need to be investigated too over their Epstein failings.
I hope once Trump and the rest of the rubbish have been cleared away perhaps a new agency can be set up to investigate all the illegal things the current government has done.
It’s amazing that a Department of Justice can be guilty of obstruction of justice but they are in the Epstein case. What other things have they obstructed? And yes the FBI needs to be investigated too.
I hope one day the US can go back to being a law abiding country. They;re certainly not at the moment.
RichardDr on
The tech industry angle nobody’s talking about here: this sets a precedent for how the government can pressure AI companies specifically to modify their products’ behavior.
Anthropic built safety guardrails into Claude as a deliberate product decision — the same way a newspaper makes editorial decisions about what to publish. The Pentagon demanding they remove those guardrails isn’t just a 1A issue, it’s the government saying “your product’s design choices are subject to our approval.”
Imagine applying this logic broadly: the government could pressure any software company to change how their product works because the current design is inconvenient for a government use case. That’s a massive expansion of what we accept from the state-private sector relationship.
The NRA v. Vullo precedent from 2024 (9-0 decision) is directly relevant here. The government can’t use its regulatory power to coerce private entities into changing their speech or expression. And yes, how an AI model responds is a form of expressive output that courts are increasingly recognizing.
Shelbelle4 on
Anthropic isn’t perfect but they come out looking like the hero no matter how you slice this. They are fighting for no (or less) AI mass surveillance of citizens and no AI kill chains without human interaction.
Sokanas on
Right’s right up until you don’t.
deekamus on
Anthropic aint people.
Exciting_Turn_9559 on
The constitution is no longer in effect due to the Republican party going full fascist. This ends in civil war, new borders, new constitutions. Just make sure the rich are neutered in at least one of them.
regeya on
Turns out there’s a certain amount of honor system to our peaceful rule through laws and regulations.
NovelDraft5175 on
It’s all trumpstein republican corruption?
BoardsofCanada3 on
I don’t want the slop corporation to win, I just want the government to lose.
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Citizens United 2: electric boogaloo
Can they both lose?
Wait but is anyone SLAMMING the pentagon for doing this??
The whole country’s rights are under violation every damn day
How about when the government forced a sowing machine manufacture to start making M1 carbines
Those who fail to study history are doomed to repeat it
Ok but fuck citizens united
Corporations aren’t people
Man, it’s hard to believe that the Pentagon would violate anyone’s Constitutional protections.
American government behaves lawlessly these days. The corruption stems from the very top.
The FBI and DOJ need to be investigated too over their Epstein failings.
I hope once Trump and the rest of the rubbish have been cleared away perhaps a new agency can be set up to investigate all the illegal things the current government has done.
It’s amazing that a Department of Justice can be guilty of obstruction of justice but they are in the Epstein case. What other things have they obstructed? And yes the FBI needs to be investigated too.
I hope one day the US can go back to being a law abiding country. They;re certainly not at the moment.
The tech industry angle nobody’s talking about here: this sets a precedent for how the government can pressure AI companies specifically to modify their products’ behavior.
Anthropic built safety guardrails into Claude as a deliberate product decision — the same way a newspaper makes editorial decisions about what to publish. The Pentagon demanding they remove those guardrails isn’t just a 1A issue, it’s the government saying “your product’s design choices are subject to our approval.”
Imagine applying this logic broadly: the government could pressure any software company to change how their product works because the current design is inconvenient for a government use case. That’s a massive expansion of what we accept from the state-private sector relationship.
The NRA v. Vullo precedent from 2024 (9-0 decision) is directly relevant here. The government can’t use its regulatory power to coerce private entities into changing their speech or expression. And yes, how an AI model responds is a form of expressive output that courts are increasingly recognizing.
Anthropic isn’t perfect but they come out looking like the hero no matter how you slice this. They are fighting for no (or less) AI mass surveillance of citizens and no AI kill chains without human interaction.
Right’s right up until you don’t.
Anthropic aint people.
The constitution is no longer in effect due to the Republican party going full fascist. This ends in civil war, new borders, new constitutions. Just make sure the rich are neutered in at least one of them.
Turns out there’s a certain amount of honor system to our peaceful rule through laws and regulations.
It’s all trumpstein republican corruption?
I don’t want the slop corporation to win, I just want the government to lose.