According to The Information, Nvidia, Palantir, and Booz Allen Hamilton have begun restricting internal use of Anthropic's AI models. Related companies are mainly concerned that after employees input sensitive information such as internal codes and intellectual property rights into external AI models, model providers may access or even learn from this data. As AI tools such as Claude increasingly enter programming and corporate office scenarios, large enterprises are also increasingly concerned about how data is stored, processed, and used by model vendors. Among them, Nvidia currently only uses Anthropic's Fable for less sensitive tasks such as open source software, and uses its own Nemotron model for sensitive internal projects such as supply chain monitoring. In contrast, Google allows all engineers to use Anthropic's model Claude.

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