Anthropic was supposed to be the crown jewel of the Pentagon’s AI push. Its Claude model is one of the few large language systems cleared for certain classified environments and is already deeply embedded in defense workflows through contractors like Palantir. Pulling it out could take months, according to a report by Defense One, making the startup not just a vendor but a critical node in the military’s emerging AI infrastructure.
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Anthropic was the only AI company cleared for use in classified settings—until Elon Musk’s xAI agreed to let the Pentagon use its AI in lawful situations. Google and OpenAI are used in unclassified settings but are in talks with the Defense Department about classified work.