In the final week of February 2026, the American AI industry confronted a question it had been avoiding for years: What happens when the world’s most powerful technology meets the world’s most powerful military, and the two cannot agree on the rules? The answer arrived in dramatic fashion. Anthropic refused to grant the Pentagon unrestricted […]
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