On: U.S. appeals court upholds designation of Anthropic as supply chain risk

[tick_tock_tick]

So they confessed to being a supply chain risk themselves and you're still arguing against the designation?

Private companies can not be allowed to control what our military does I feel like I'm in a crazy worlds how can people possible be arguing for that.

[DirkH → tick_tock_tick]

I can build a super bioweapon that can kill millions and I don't trust the US military to use it responsibly.

The US military asks me to build the super bioweapon. I say no thanks, please ask someone else.

Am I a supply chain risk?

[lukan → tick_tock_tick]

No, no confession of anything.

In a democratic society, the default should be, the military just buy somewhere else, then force companies to build them the terminator. So no private company controls what the military does, they just control their product. You want the military to control private companies? There is a name for that kind of system, where this is conmon.

[christkv → lukan]

Eh this just we wont buy from you because you are putting limitations on the use. Anthropic will be fine if they don’t like it they can accept the terms of the contract or walk away.

[voakbasda → tick_tock_tick]

Yeah, there’s no chance the confession was effectively coerced.

And yes companies should be able to control how their products are used, particularly in the military. Or do you believe in compelled speech?