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US reverses export restrictions on Anthropic’s Fable 5, Mythos 5 AI models | CIO

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Anthropic says the US government applied export controls to its newest models, Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5, on June 12, which temporarily froze access. Multiple news outlets report the US has now reversed those export restrictions and Anthropic announced it is redeploying the models and restoring access to customers; the company also posted a social update saying it would restore access “from tomorrow.”

Reports note the decision came amid heightened US scrutiny of how frontier AI models are distributed to enterprises. The Commerce Department’s leadership — cited in reporting — said it had been coordinating around the matter, and Anthropic’s public statement frames the reversal as the reason it can make the models available again. Coverage frames the move as significant for the commercial availability of advanced generative AI tools.

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