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Anthropic Export Controls Strain US Relations With Technology Partners. A US decision to restrict foreign access to some of Anthropic's most advanced artificial intelligence models is raising concerns among allies and technology partners around the world. The export controls, imposed on national security grounds, require the AI company to block foreign nationals from using its latest Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Anthropic, led by CEO and founder Dario Amodei, responded by disabling the systems more broadly, stating that it could not effectively enforce the restrictions on a user-by-user basis The move marks one of the most aggressive attempts yet by Washington to apply export-control rules directly to advanced AI software rather than to the chips and hardware that power it. US officials say the models could pose security risks if their safeguards are bypassed or exploited by foreign actors. The decision has unsettled governments and businesses that rely on American AI systems. They argue that restrictions reinforce uncertainty and insecurity for companies, researchers and public institutions. European officials have pointed to the episode as evidence of the risks associated with dependence on foreign AI providers. The dispute has, therefore, intensified calls for greater technological sovereignty.
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