U.S. Orders Anthropic to Block Foreign Access to New AI Models
The U.S. government directed Anthropic to restrict foreign nationals from its latest artificial intelligence models. The order affects Mythos and Fable and follows earlier export controls on AI chips.
Japan TimesThe U.S. government ordered Anthropic on Friday to deny foreign nationals access to the company's newest artificial intelligence models. The directive targets the Mythos and Fable models, which are used by banks, law firms, and government offices.
The ban applies a broad authority over the technology that had not been used in this form before. The U.S. government has previously restricted access to advanced AI chips through similar measures.
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