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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Monday, March 9th.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Anthropics sued the Trump administration today for designating the AI company a security threat and attempting to cancel its

federal contracts. The company argues the administration exceeded its authority with harsh retaliation

by naming Anthropic a supply chain risk and directing agencies to cut ties because

it disagreed with the Defense Department on AI use. The dispute stems from Anthropics seeking

explicit contract guarantees that its AI tools wouldn't be used for mass domestic surveillance

or autonomous weapons, which the Pentagon rejected. Defendants listed include the Defense Department,

Secretary Pete Hegseth, and many other administration officials and federal agencies. A White House

spokeswoman said, quote, President Trump will never allow a radical left woke company to jeopardize

our national security. The Defense Department declined to comment. In another lawsuit,

Archer Aviation, a company that designs electric flying taxis sued rival Joby Aviation Today,

alleging Joby deceived federal regulators and investors for years by hiding extensive ties to Chinese

suppliers. The suit claims Ji's actions undermine national security

and contradict its American-made branding. It alleges Jobi operated a manufacturing subsidiary in Shenzhen,

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