Since Anthropic cannot distinguish its users according to their nationality, the consequence is that “we must immediately deactivate Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all of our customers in order to ensure compliance with the regulations,” the company explained. As the news portal “Axios” reported, the order came from US Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick. His ministry did not initially respond to a request for comment from the AFP news agency.
Anthropic said the government did not explain in the letter what its specific concern was. However, Anthropic suspects that the government has become aware of a method by which the security measures of the Fable 5 model could be bypassed in such a way that it could be used for hacker attacks. “We dispute that the discovery of a potential circumvention of the security measures surrounding Fable 5 justifies the recall of a business model that serves hundreds of millions of people,” Anthropic said.
Workers remove Trump sign from Kennedy Center
Workers have begun removing the Trump sign from the Kennedy Center in Washington. The work was preceded by a court order that the name of US President Donald Trump must disappear from the facade of the once renowned Kennedy Center in Washington. On Monday, the name of the incumbent US President was no longer visible on the website, where it had previously appeared next to the name of former President John F. Kennedy.
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Since December, the cultural center’s facade has read: “The Donald J. Trump and John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts.” A federal judge ruled at the end of May that Trump’s addition of his name was unlawful because only the US Congress had the right to rename. He also temporarily halted the president’s plan to close the facility for two years starting on July 4th. Trump justified the move with extensive renovation work.
After taking office around 16 months ago, Trump fired the management of the Kennedy Center and appointed a new board of directors under his chairmanship. This then decided in December to put Trump’s name on the facade above that of former President John F. Kennedy.
Trump administration must reinstate removed plaques on slavery
Following a court order, the US government must reinstate previously removed exhibits and information panels on topics such as slavery and climate change in national parks. The government’s actions set a dangerous precedent of censorship, said the federal judge in Boston, Angel Kelley, on Friday. She ordered an injunction that the objects must be back in place by July 4th, when the US marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Several groups of environmentalists and historians had sued. The Interior Department described Kelley as a “left-wing activist judge” and said it would consider an appeal against the decision.
