Three decades of failed attempts to restrict cybersecurity software exports — from encryption to spyware — anchor TechCrunch's skeptical take on controlling AI tools. Anthropic's Mythos, a model trained specifically for cybersecurity tasks, has renewed the policy debate. The article argues export controls are structurally ill-suited to dual-use technologies and will prove as ineffective with AI as they did with their predecessors.
The Verge's Regulator newsletter examines the escalating tension between the Trump White House and Anthropic, centered on Fable — Anthropic's latest Claude model family. The column frames the dispute as a collision of technology, politics, and competing self-interests. Though described as a petty feud, the piece warns it could fundamentally reshape the future of frontier AI development.
Anthropic shared the White House's report on an alleged Fable jailbreak with cybersecurity expert Katie Moussouris for an independent appraisal. The report documented IT experts prompting Fable with deliberately insecure code; the model refused explicit security-review requests but complied when asked to 'fix' the code instead. Moussouris, who says she is unpaid by Anthropic, concluded this differential behavior was 'the model working as intended' for legitimate cyberdefense purposes.
In this opinion piece published in Interconnects, prominent AI policy and technology critic Nathan Lambert delivers a sharp critique of the excessive panic…
In this column published in Interconnects, author Nathan Lambert cites the latest observations from policy expert Dean Ball on the high-profile "Anthropic v…