>Anthropic wanted the ability to review actions that would have an effect on human life.
They wanted assurances that it would not be used for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons. They did not request to be "in the loop".
Furthermore, even if Anthropic had requested that, it would be a reason for the DoD to cancel the contract because the terms were unacceptable, not to declare Anthropic a supply chain risk. Declaring them a supply chain risk requires proving that they intended to sabotage their own product, adding malicious functionality. There is no evidence whatsoever that they planned to do that.
They wanted assurances that it would not be used for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons. They did not request to be "in the loop".
Furthermore, even if Anthropic had requested that, it would be a reason for the DoD to cancel the contract because the terms were unacceptable, not to declare Anthropic a supply chain risk. Declaring them a supply chain risk requires proving that they intended to sabotage their own product, adding malicious functionality. There is no evidence whatsoever that they planned to do that.
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