( September 3, 2026, 16:10 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The US Department of Defense told an appeals court that a lower court’s decision on a determination against Anthropic does not support the company’s attempt to reverse a supply chain risk designation, arguing the issues presented are not the same. “To the extent that petitioner seeks to equate the § 3252 determination with the separate § 4713 designation at issue here, petitioner disregards that they are distinct agency actions, involving different statutory authorities, different scopes, and different agency processes (including the post-designation process provided in this case),” the agency said. See attached file. ...
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