Myth and Myth: Anthroponic has lifted the US export ban on its advanced AI equipment.

The US government lifted export controls on Anthropopic’s advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tools just weeks after it ordered the company to limit access to them over national security concerns.

Anthropoc said in a social media post that it will begin restoring access to the Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 on Wednesday after the US Department of Commerce announced that it had lifted export controls on the two models.

They are the company’s most advanced AI tools. It was suddenly suspended on June 12 From the fear that they can be used by hackers to exploit weaknesses in computer systems.

The BBC has contacted the Department of Trade for comment.

Mythos and Tales are two of the anthropic AI models built on the Claude platform – rivaling the likes of OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini.

Fable 5 is a version of the AI ​​model for the consumer market, which has deep thinking and can perform complex tasks independently.

Mythos 5 is a platform version designed for businesses and cybersecurity professionals. It is said to be able to identify vulnerabilities in computer code and exploit them.

The company said earlier that U.S. authorities had ordered both platforms to be banned worldwide, but had not expressed specific concerns about the technology.

“Our understanding is that the government believes that a bypass method or ‘prison’ myth 5 has been identified,” the company said at the time, adding that it is in the process of rolling out software security restrictions to block features.

“However, we do not agree that the discovery of a narrow potential jailbreak should be grounds for recalling a business model that has served hundreds of millions of people.”