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Pentagon Blacklists Anthropic: Inside the Military’s New AI Power Stack
The Pentagon just made one thing clear: control matters more than capability.
On May 1, 2026, the Department of Defense moved forward with a sweeping set of AI agreements - while cutting out one of its most prominent partners, Anthropic. In its place, a new coalition of eight tech companies is being integrated directly into the military’s most sensitive systems.
At stake isn’t just performance. It’s who gets to decide how these systems are used.
The New AI Stack
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Tagged ai, amazon web services, anthropic, aws, claude, Dario Amodei, department of defense, gemini, google, microsoft, mythos, Nvidia, OpenAI, oracle, pentagon, Reflection AI, spacex, supply chain risk, white house
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Is TikTok Censoring Anti-Trump Content? User Complaints Lead to Investigation
TikTok - the social media platform with hundreds of millions of U.S. users - is under fresh scrutiny after a wave of creators, public figures, and everyday users reported unusual behavior on the app. These users claim that videos critical of President Donald Trump or related to politically sensitive topics are being suppressed, blocked, or shown minimal engagement, sparking a political debate over bias and censorship on major tech platforms.
What Sparked the Controversy?
In the last week of
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Tagged algorithm transparency, alorithm, anti-trump content, bias, bytedance, california, california department of justice, california governor, censorship, content moderation, content suppression, Donald Trump, engagement, epstein, free expression, gavin newsom, ice, me we too, mgx, moderation, national security, nationwide ban, oracle, political content, political neutrality, privacy concerns, regulatory oversight, scott weiner, silver lake, social media, social platform, state-controlled media, sue ICE agents, suppressed content, tiktok, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC, transparency, trump supporters
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