White House slaps export controls on Anthropic after accusing it of 'jailbroken' AI
Semafor—The White House imposed emergency export controls on Anthropic after officials accused the company's flagship AI model of being 'jailbroken,' setting off a rapid deterioration in the relationship between the administration and one of the leading US AI labs. The Washington Post reported the controls stemmed from a frantic 24-hour period after the White House lost trust in the company. The Financial Times criticized the move as capricious and likely to damage US competitiveness. The dispute is set to dominate the upcoming G7 AI agenda, according to Semafor.
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