Legal experts argue the models qualify for published information exemptions.
The White House's latest battle with Anthropic has reignited fears that the gov't will crack down on foreign AI talent.
OpenAI chief strategy officer Jason Kwon told staff that the company has told the gov't that foreign AI talent is important to staying ahead in the AI race.
Users reacted to the Commerce Department's new export license rules for Anthropic Claude models, with one praising it as Lutnick's first good action while many others responded with insults, accusations, and claims of gross mishandling.
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@ns123abc Lutnick needs to go, this is gross mishandling and creates a lot of problems in the long term for attracting companies to freedom
It’s harder to do when there’s not actually freedom
@ns123abc Play stupid games, win stupid prizes
@ns123abc I don t like it but they got what they asked for
@ns123abc First good thing Lutnick has done imo
@ns123abc He used mythos to draft that. 🫣
@ns123abc Funny knowing what a pedo w Epstein, Howe is. He must have gotten a conscience.
@ns123abc That’s honestly a crazy read
I asked the chat for a joke regarding recent news: AI researchers and security researchers finally have something in common: both got a model made just for them (Fable 5), and both get to watch it sit behind an export ban 🤡
@ns123abc So it was never about the jailbreak then.
@ns123abc Weekend news was jailbreak. Now, missing paperwork?
If this is a PR stunt from Anthropic, they played us all well.
@ns123abc Reporting has been ‘Oh a licence would be a bad result.’ Meanwhile, all they want is a licence regime. Open source has never been so important.
@ns123abc And what does know about AI?
@ns123abc Epstein's buddy cucking Dario, LOL.
@ns123abc Howard Epstein Nutlick foreskin eating rat
@ziv_ravid Safety restrictions inside, export controls outside. Same result. Talent moves where frontier access isn't gatekept by nationality.