What confuses me is that all of these models can be jailbroken. Arguably, many of them are easier to jailbreak than Fable.
Yes, Fable was more capable, but it didn't seem that much more capable than GPT-5.5.
When GPT-5.6 comes out, people will almost certainly find ways to jailbreak it too.
At some point, it seems like this is a fundamental property of LLMs. They're language-based systems, and language is inherently flexible.
If a model can understand complex instructions and reason through problems,
then people will always be looking for new ways to phrase requests, bypass restrictions, or trick the model into doing things it wasn't supposed to do.
so why the beef with Anthropic