A menacing robot with a skull face reaches for a sign labeled "MYTHOS ARMAGEDDON," while a terrified man recoils in fear.

A menacing robot with a skull face reaches for a sign labeled "MYTHOS ARMAGEDDON," while a terrified man recoils in fear.
Anthropic’s AI Claude Mythos was previously deemed a National Security risk – AI-Generated Image by Grok

Mythos will get around.

Back in March, news arose that the US Donald J. Trump administration had ‘blacklisted’ AI Anthropic for being a National Security risk.

Later in May, the administration moved to forbid Anthropic’s plan to expand the Mythos AI Tool for the same reason.

Read: Trump Administration Fights Anthropic’s Plan To Expand Mythos AI Tool That Could Cause Doomsday ‘If It Falls in the Wrong Hands’

Read: CEO of Blacklisted AI Company Anthropic, Dario Amodei Says His AI Models ‘May Have Gained Consciousness’ and Are Exhibiting Signs of Anxiety – Gets Trolled by Elon Musk

Today, the US has partially scrapped its export ban on Anthropic’s most advanced artificial intelligence model.

Politico reported:

“The release clears the way for a select group of more than 100 companies and agencies to gain access to the Mythos 5 model, two weeks after the administration imposed restrictions, amid fears that the software could be used to launch cyberattacks. But a second advanced Anthropic model, called Fable 5, remains blocked.

Meanwhile, pressure from the White House led Anthropic’s leading competitor, OpenAI, to limit the release of its most advanced model this week because of similar cyber concerns.”

Trump signed an executive order rejecting mandatory federal controls on AI, asking tech companies to submit new models to a voluntary government review before making them available.

“Conversations between Anthropic and the administration are expected to continue through the weekend on restoring access to Fable, according to a person who was granted anonymity to describe the private discussions.”

Breaking news about the Trump Administration's deal with Anthropic to release the Mythos 5 model to select companies and federal agencies.

“The conversations have also focused on determining a standardized framework to evaluate cases of suspected security bypasses in the future, the person said, beyond just addressing the recent episode.”

Read more from June 13th:

U.S. Orders Anthropic to Disable Its Latest AI Model for Foreign Users Over Security Concerns

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