Gavin Baker

And the government should be able to enact reasonable regulations to protect America's interests.

And both of those need to find a way to play together.

But there is just a really, really broad gap between these two organizations.

And so everyone's hoping that things resolve quickly.

And it seems like

the right wheels are in motion.

The flights have been booked or already taken and things are moving along.

But just to recap on the play-by-play, March 4th, Anthropic received a Department of War supply chain risk letter that, of course, got rolled back eventually.

April 7th was the Mythos preview announcement alongside Project Glasswing.

June 9th,

was the Fable 5 launch last Monday.

Mythos with guardrails around cyber, bio, and AI research.

On June 12th, just five days after the end of the week, Fable 5 gets suspended after the Commerce Department issues an export control directive.

Anthropic explained in a blog post that the U.S.

government is restricting both Fable 5 and Mythos 5 from being used by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the U.S., including foreign national Anthropic employees.

And so that's a huge compliance burden, very sudden.

And that led Anthropic to...

Completely suspend the use of those models for all users, not just foreign national employees because they need to, at least if they want to comply with this, do all the KYC, understand how different organizations are using the model, who at those organizations has access.

If something's being vended through an API and it's showing up in another product, does that product do all of the proper work?

authorizations, and so it's a big wrench in the gears of the rollout of this model.