Hayden Field

And they all kind of had the same concerns.

And she was expecting to be kind of comforted and wasn't at all.

So, yeah, I think that, you know, the PR speak isn't really going to work here.

That's a great question because it really does never end because just in the last few days, we saw another development that was huge that came out.

Of course.

Yeah.

The Pentagon struck a deal with seven AI companies.

So it was OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, NVIDIA, XAI, and this startup Reflection, which I wasn't too familiar with.

Yes.

It was very pointedly not including Anthropic.

Yeah.

Some of these companies have had really deep relationships with the DoD before, like Amazon and Microsoft, Google, but NVIDIA is pretty new, and yeah, so is Reflection.

And so what the deal says is that not only can...

the DoD use their tools for any lawful use, but also the tools can be deployed on classified networks.

And that was the big kind of FU to Anthropic because Anthropic before was the first AI company that ever got that type of clearance for its tools in terms of its tools being deployed on classified networks.

So yeah, this was a really big

And, you know, so, yeah, we've seen OpenAI, XAI and reportedly Google sign on to the any lawful use thing that Anthropic was saying no to.

But then now it's gone even further for the classified networks.

And, you know, it was interesting.

Emile Michael said when asked about the mythos thing, you know, because the government really does want to use Anthropic's mythos to plug up its networks and make sure everything's all good with cybersecurity.