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President Trump said Friday that he has directed all federal agencies to “immediately cease” working with Anthropic – and blasted the company’s leadership as “leftwing nut jobs.”

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Department of Defense and artificial intelligence company were unable to reach agreement before deadline

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Donald Trump said Friday he will direct all federal agencies to “IMMEDIATELY CEASE” all use of Anthropic technology.

The Department of Defense and Anthropic have hit an impasse with neither side backing down as a deadline for an agreement hits Friday afternoon. The Pentagon is demanding that the artificial intelligence company loosen ethical guidelines on its AI systems or, the government says, face severe consequences.

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• Striker was demoted to under-21s after refusing to play

• Recent club form has not translated to USMNT

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Sargent, 26, was signed as a designated player through the 2030-31 MLS season. He had eight goals this season and 56 goals in 157 appearances with the Canaries overall

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