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Anthropic offers the Claude for Government product to US agencies in open beta

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The Claude for Government product has been in open beta for US federal and state agencies since July. It runs in a FedRAMP High environment, usage-based payments have fixed caps, and sensitive actions require two-person approval.

Anthropic is offering the Claude for Government product to US federal and state agencies. The platform has been in open beta since July, focuses on civilian agencies, and runs in a FedRAMP High environment. Agencies get the same features as enterprise-tier customers.

Payments are usage-based with fixed caps. Administrators set budgets and model access for individual departments. The platform includes audit logs and two-person approval for sensitive actions. Conversations remain on agency devices.

What changed

Why it matters

US civilian agencies are being offered an AI platform with spending controls and department-level access. Fixed caps allow spending to be limited, while audit logs and two-person approval support oversight of sensitive actions.

Two audiences, two different impacts

What this means

01

For individuals

An employee of a participating agency has access to models according to their department's settings; for sensitive actions, they must expect two-person approval.

What to do Before use, check with your administrator which models your department has access to.
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02

For a business

The agency can manage AI costs by department and introduce oversight of sensitive actions through audit logs and two-person approval.

Processes
What to decide Before deployment, set department-level budgets within fixed caps.
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Anthropic Claude for Government FedRAMP High

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The Decoder (daily AI news) independent context · first detected Anthropic brings Claude to civilian agencies as its fight with the Pentagon drags on