神奇的AI[烟花] Anthropic was once the eccentric little brother in the race for artificial intelligence; now, it's become the pacesetter. Its tools are so good that each new release causes stock market shocks, as investors grasp the likelihood they will upend entire categories, from coding to law to software. Over the past few months, it has emerged as the company most poised to disrupt the future of work. Then Anthropic found itself in an existential fight over the future of war. For more than a year, Claude has been the Al model of choice for the U.S. military, and the first frontier system cleared forified use. In January it was used by special operations forces in the audacious capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro in Caracas. But in the weeks that followed, the relationship between Anthropic and the Pentagon unraveled. CEO Dario Amodei had objected to the Pentagon's attempt to renegotiate the company's $200 million contract. On Feb. 27, the Trump Administration announced it would designate the company a supply-chain risk-the first time in history that the U.S. has designated an American company a threat to national security. The fastest-growing software company in history was now at war with its own government.