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Particle: U.S. Order Forced Anthropic to Pull Two Top AI Models Then Approve a Tied Safety Fix

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Anthropic pulled two of its top models, identified in reporting as Fable and Mythos, after a U.S. order that tied their availability to a safety modification. Multiple outlets report the Commerce Department and other U.S. officials were involved in placing curbs or export controls on those models; after Anthropic implemented a safety change that U.S. authorities accepted, the restrictions were lifted and the company restored access to the models.

Coverage says the U.S. action briefly blocked global release and required coordination between Anthropic and government officials. Reuters, Al Jazeera, Ars Technica, CoinDesk, TechCrunch, Axios and The Guardian report that the curbs were removed and the models were made available again after the safety fix was approved. Some pieces emphasize a role for the Commerce Department (a snippet names Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as coordinating) while others frame the reversal as a decision by the administration or the president to drop the prior requirement, allowing the company to revive the models for broader distribution.

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