Anthropic’s relationship with the Trump administration appears to be on the wane

Despite his recent designation as a Pentagon security official, Anthropic is still in talks with senior members of the Trump administration.

There were early signs of a thawing relationship – or thought not all parts of the movement were in control. encouraging senior bank leaders to test Mythos’ new Anthropic model.

Co-founder of Anthropic Jack Clark seems to confirm thissaying that the ongoing fight over the mention of the supply chain risk is a “small dispute” that will not affect the willingness of the company to explain to the government about its latest models.

So on Friday, Axios reported that Bessent and the Chief of Staff of the White House Susie Wiles met with the CEO of Anthropic Dario Amodei. In a statement, the White House described this as a “first meeting” that was “productive and encouraging.”

“We discussed opportunities to collaborate, and to share strategies and solutions related to developing these capabilities,” the White House said.

Similarly, Anthropic was offered words confirming that Amodei met “with top management officials to better discuss how Anthropic and the US government can work together on important issues such as cybersecurity, America’s leadership in AI competition, and AI security.”

The company added that it “looks forward to continuing these discussions.”

The dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon appears to have started after a failure to negotiate on the military’s use of Anthropic models; The AI ​​company has sought to secure the use of its technology for autonomous devices and to monitor many people at home. (OpenAI faster announced his military alliancelead to others consumer returns.)

After that, the Pentagon announced that Anthropic is a contributing threat – a symbol that is usually reserved for external enemies and can greatly reduce the use of Anthropic species by the government. The company is challenge this appointment in court.

But it looks like the rest of the Trump administration doesn’t share the Pentagon’s hatred, with an administration source telling Axios that “every agency” except the Department of Defense wants to use the company’s technology.