Anthropic Halts Access to Advanced AI Models Claude Mytos 5 and Fable 5 for All Customers
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- Anthropic has ceased providing its advanced AI models, Claude Mytos 5 and Fable 5, to all customers following a U.S. government order.
- The directive, citing national security concerns, mandates the suspension of access for non-U.S. nationals, potentially including Japan.
- Other Anthropic AI models remain unaffected.
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Anthropic Halts Access to Advanced AI Models Claude Mytos 5 and Fable 5 for All Customers
SILICON VALLEY (Jiji) — U.S. artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic announced on the 12th that it will stop providing its cutting-edge AI models, "Claude Mytos 5" and "Fable 5," which have equivalent performance, to all customers. The U.S. government has designated them as export control targets and ordered the company to suspend access by foreign nationals both domestically and internationally. Japan is also believed to be subject to the restrictions.
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The company received the order from the U.S. government on the same day. Although specific national security concerns were not detailed, Anthropic believes the government determined that methods to bypass the safety measures implemented in Fable 5 had been discovered. The order also requires the suspension of access by the company's foreign national employees.
Other AI models provided by Anthropic, such as "Opus," are not affected by this measure.
