A single ban, three phone calls, an out-of-control narrative: Anthropic’s Darkest 24 Hours
One is Fable 5, and the other is Mythos 5. The former had just been publicly released, while the latter was targeted at more restricted cybersecurity customers. The ban came from the US Department of Commerce, covering clients outside the US as well as foreign nationals within the United States. Anthropic’s final choice was simple: take them all offline.
After reviewing all the details about this incident, we’ve roughly reconstructed the timeline of those 24 hours.
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