Microsoft will continue to integrate Anthropic’s AI models into its products, despite the Department of War designating the startup as a supply-chain risk. The company’s legal team reviewed the designation and concluded Anthropic’s offerings, excluding those for the Department of War, can remain available to customers. Microsoft will continue to integrate Anthropic’s AI models into its products, despite the Department of War designating the startup as a supply-chain risk. The company’s legal team reviewed the designation and concluded Anthropic’s offerings, excluding those for the Department of War, can remain available to customers.
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Microsoft becomes first company to say it is not ‘abandoning’ Anthropic
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