Insiders: White House is drafting an AI memo urging US government agencies to select multiple AI service providers According to informed sources, White House officials are drafting a wide-ranging policy memorandum on artificial intelligence, clarifying the relevant regulatory requirements for the implementation and application of artificial intelligence by national security agencies. Some of the content touches on the core contradiction between the US Department of Defense and Anthropic Public Welfare Enterprise, which has sparked a fierce dispute over the latter's technology being used in the military field. Several informed individuals who participated in policy discussions and requested anonymity stated that the draft memorandum has been prepared for several months. The draft urges US government agencies to select multiple artificial intelligence service providers to avoid security risks caused by relying on a single supplier. According to informed sources, the memorandum also requires all artificial intelligence companies that have signed contracts with the US Department of Defense to commit not to interfere with the military command system, and the final decision-making power on military affairs belongs to the President.