Hook
More breakout videos from this creator.
This morning I woke up and I couldn't believe what just happened because the US government just forced Anthropic to switch off two of its newest AI models, overnight. And the real reason is not what the headlines say. In this video, I'm going to talk about what these two models can do, why an order targeted at foreign nationals hit everyone, ended up shutting them off for everyone, even in America. And why this matters to all of us in the world. So a quick breakdown of how fast this moved. On June 9th, Anthropic launched Fable 5 to the public. Its most powerful commercial model yet, wrapped in heavy safety filters. One tester said it can do two months of engineering work in just a single day. The other model, its twin, Mythos 5, went only to a small group of trusted cyber defenders, never to the public. Anthropic calls it the strongest cybersecurity model in the world. Three days later, on June 12th, the government order hit. By that night, which is last night, both were switched off for everyone. I was actually so sad because in the morning, I was actually pretty excited to wake up and build the MVP, and also check out all of the agents I've built so far. But all of a sudden, it just doesn't work anymore. Here is what happened. The order was an export control directive, citing national security. The rule was really blunt, only US citizens are allowed. Every non-citizen is blocked, even someone sitting inside the United States. So to comply, Anthropic actually shut them down, both of the models, for all customers. So even US citizens right now lose the access. Their other models still work. Here is the reality check. Fable is built to refuse anything that smells like hacking. Ask it to break into any system and it will shut you down. A jailbreak is a way around that block, which is what the US government is worried about. Imagine you're in a club with a bouncer at the front door, but you really want to go in. So you sneak in through the side. So what's the trick here? You don't ask the model to hack. You ask it to read your code and fix some weak spots. But finding the weak spots in the code is the same skill as finding a way in. The model quietly does the work it was built to refuse. Sounds alarming, and here's the catch. Finding and fixing flaws is what cybersecurity teams are actually doing. Anthropic itself is saying that is nothing special. Other leading AI models already do the same thing. Now, the reality check. A government just pulled a commercial AI product offline with an export control. That is a toolkit used for missiles and advanced technology, not for apps. The signal is pretty clear. AI is no longer just software. It's national power. And the race is not just company against company anymore. And nations are starting to wall their AI off from the world. What does that mean for you? If your business runs on a single AI model, one order like this can pull it out from under you overnight. That is the concentration risk. And most teams are not ready for this.