Mythos · Anthropic · Donald Trump · Fortune Technology
The AI company announced Tuesday the controls had been relaxed—a shift also confirmed by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick
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Access to Fable, as well as to a related model produced by Anthropic called Mythos 5, has been restricted since mid-June.
Key facts
- Anthropic, one of the world’s leading AI startups, with a private-market valuation of roughly $1 trillion, said it would “scale up our government collaboration” and work to develop a “shared industry
- The San Francisco company, which was valued at $ 965 billion in its most recent funding round in May, recently submitted SEC paperwork for a highly anticipated initial public offering
- Access to Fable, as well as to a related model produced by Anthropic called Mythos 5, has been restricted since mid-June
- Anthropic has restored global access to Fable 5, two weeks after the Trump administration slapped export controls on the company’s most powerful AI model, citing security concerns
Summary
Anthropic has restored global access to Fable 5, two weeks after the Trump administration slapped export controls on the company’s most powerful AI model, citing security concerns. The AI company announced Tuesday the controls had been relaxed—a shift also confirmed by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who wrote on X the government had spent the past two weeks working with Anthropic to ensure Fable had “alignment” with U.S. interests. The Trump administration said the decision had been taken on national security grounds, fearing the possibility hostile actors could “jailbreak” the models and bypass the built-in guardrails designed to prevent malicious use. But those restrictions turned out to be short-lived.