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AI startup sues Trump administration over access block to Anthropic models
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What happened
Legion sued the Trump administration in federal court in Washington after a national-security order forced Anthropic to block access to its advanced AI models. The company says the loss of access to Pable 5 and Mythos 5 is threatening its survival and sets a dangerous precedent.
- 01Legion sued the Trump administration in federal court in Washington on Tuesday.
- 02The dispute centers on access to Anthropic’s advanced models Pable 5 and Mythos 5.
- 03Legion says the block caused immediate, irreparable, existential harm.
- 04Arthur Rotherock warned the move could become a precedent against other AI companies.
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