Nathaniel Whittemore

Now, even if they fail to convince the panel, Anthropic could appeal to the full D.C.

Circuit, which is majority Democrat and also have the timing right to get their case on this year's Supreme Court docket in the fall.

Bullock predicted Anthropic would probably succeed at the Supreme Court, commenting, The dynamic here is not left versus right.

It's cares about the law at least a little bit or doesn't like the administration versus does not care about the law at all and likes the administration.

Now how, if at all, the revelations about the power of anthropic mythos impact this remains to be seen, but for now that is going to do it for the headlines.

Next up, the main episode.

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