Henry Epp

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164 appearances 8 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 15 Jun

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I'm Henry Epp for Marketplace.
The fight between the Pentagon and Anthropic burst into public view a month ago.
The company had sought to limit what the government can do with its AI tools, which are branded as Clawed.
Specifically, Anthropic wanted to make sure its products wouldn't be used to power fully autonomous weapons or on mass surveillance of Americans.
The Pentagon didn't want to agree to any restrictions on how it uses Anthropic's tools.
After a public spat, President Trump designated Anthropic a supply chain risk and told government agencies to wind down their use of the company's products within six months.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also ordered other companies that contract with the Pentagon to stop working with Anthropic.
The company then sued the administration, arguing it caused Anthropic, quote, ongoing and irreparable harm.
On Thursday, a judge sided with Anthropic and blocked the administration's ban on the company, but the order won't take effect for a week to give the administration a chance to appeal.
Meanwhile, Anthropic is planning to go public this fall, according to news reports this week.
The company was valued at $380 billion in February before its dispute with the Pentagon.
I'm Henry Epp for Marketplace.
Sometimes you need a deadline to get a project done.
At least I do.
And apparently some transit agencies do, too.
For decades, Seattle has been planning to run a light rail line across Lake Washington, which divides the west and east sides of the metro area.
Henry Benden is a spokesperson for Sound Transit, which runs the region's light rail system.
Construction on the line started in 2016.
It's faced plenty of delays.
But the prospect of tens of thousands of soccer fans descending on the city this summer gave Sound Transit a hard deadline.
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