Just weeks after directing Anthropic to limit access to its most sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities due to national security concerns, the US government has removed export restrictions on those products, according to the business.
After learning that the US Department of Commerce has removed export restrictions for the two models, Anthropic announced on social media that it will start reestablishing access to Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 on Wednesday.
These are the company’s most sophisticated AI capabilities, which were suddenly put on hold on June 12 due to worries that hackers would use them to take advantage of computer system flaws. The Department of Commerce has been approached by the BBC for comment.
Anthropic’s Claude platform, which competes with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini, is the foundation for two of its AI models, Mythos and Fable. Fable 5 is a consumer-focused version of the AI model that can autonomously complete challenging tasks and engage in deep thinking.
A version of the platform called Mythos 5 is intended for companies and cybersecurity professionals. It is supposed to be able to find and take advantage of computer code weaknesses. In the past, the company said that despite ordering both systems to be banned globally, US authorities had not identified any particular issues with its technology.
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