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'Did not transgress any limits': Appeals court backs Pete Hegseth's 'deeply sobering' concerns about 'almost unimaginably powerful' tech
Hegseth's "deeply sobering" concerns about Anthropic's use restrictions on its AI model Claude "did not transgress any limits," the court said.
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