Trump administration demands Anthropic fix jailbreak vulnerabilities in Claude Fable 5; experts say full prevention impossible
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Hugo Lowell
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Summary
The Trump administration is pressuring Anthropic to fix jailbreak vulnerabilities in its Claude Fable 5 AI model before allowing its rerelease. Anthropic claims the concerns are overblown, but security experts argue that completely preventing jailbreaks is technically impossible. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between AI safety regulations and technical feasibility.
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· 3 pulledTrump officials tell Inner Loop that if Anthropic wants to rerelease Claude Fable 5, the AI model that they took offline with export controls last week over concerns about jailbreaking—a method of using prompts to get around a model's safeguards—the company will need to take steps to actually address what the government alleges are vulnerabilities.
Anthropic has said for days that the administration's concerns are overblown and that the effects of the jailbreaks are minimal.
Security experts say that can't be done.
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