Recently, Anthropic announced the release of the Claude Gov AI model designed for U.S. national security agencies, claiming it has been deployed within the highest levels of these agencies and is restricted to use in classified environments.

The model has passed rigorous security tests and is suitable for applications in strategic planning, operational support, intelligence analysis, and threat assessment. The development of the model was adjusted based on feedback from government agencies and real-world needs. Anthropic stated that this model has enhanced understanding of intelligence and defense-related information, is familiar with national security terminology, and improves the efficiency of handling classified information.

In addition to Anthropic, companies like OpenAI, Meta, Google, and Microsoft are also planning to collaborate with the U.S. Department of Defense, applying their cutting-edge technologies to defense security. For instance, Meta has begun promoting its LLama AI model to U.S. government agencies and contractors, while Google has developed the Gemini AI model specifically for classified environments within government agencies. Microsoft has already provided Windows 365 services suitable for classified environments for government units.