Anthropic is judging the Trump administration, contesting its inclusion on the blacklist

The artificial intelligence company Anthropic filed a lawsuit on Monday against the administration of President Donald Trump, challenging its inclusion on the blacklist and labeling it as a threat to national security.

In the complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, the company claims that the government's actions are "unprecedented and illegal," causing irreparable harm. The documents show that contracts with the federal government have been canceled, and private partnerships are now in question, which could financially impact the company in the short term.

Anthropic also warns that its reputation and fundamental freedoms are at risk. The lawsuit follows a recent dispute with the Trump administration regarding the use of its artificial intelligence technologies in military applications.

The company has been designated as a risk to the supply chain, which imposes restrictions on the use of its technologies by defense contractors.

Trump has urged federal agencies to cease the use of Anthropic's technology, claiming it is run by "a radical left company." Anthropic is asking the court to overturn this designation and suspend the measures until the conclusion of the lawsuit.