Anthropic's Advanced AI Models Clear Safety Review, Now Available Globally

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The United States has lifted restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI models, known as Fable and Mythos, allowing them to be released globally. The move follows a safety testing process that was reportedly prompted after concerns were raised with the Trump administration. Anthropic had to undergo the review before its most capable models could be made available to international users. The global release marks a significant expansion for Anthropic, which had previously faced curbs limiting the reach of its most advanced AI systems.

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