Policy & RegulationThe Decoder· Jun 15, 2026
US Government Pushes Anthropic on Unhackable LLMs After Compliance Dispute
US officials have accused Anthropic of violating a cyber directive by releasing Fable 5 without approval. Ongoing talks involve the Department of Commerce, the CIA, and science advisor Michael Kratsios. The episode raises questions about the feasibility of government demands for fully secure large language models.
Key points
- →Officials claim Anthropic disregarded Trump's cyber directive
- →Fable 5 was released without required government approval
- →Discussions continue with Commerce, CIA, and Michael Kratsios
- →Demand for unhackable LLMs may be technically unrealistic
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AnthropicFable 5
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