The United States Department of Commerce has announced the removal of export restrictions on Anthropic's advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tools, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. These models, which were abruptly suspended in June due to national security concerns, will be reinstated for access starting Wednesday. The models, part of Anthropic's Claude platform, are designed for both consumer and business use, with Fable 5 capable of deep reasoning and independent complex task performance, while Mythos 5 is geared towards cybersecurity experts, able to identify vulnerabilities in computer code and potential exploits. The Department of Commerce confirmed that Anthropic has agreed to proactively address security risks associated with the models and collaborate on future AI releases, as well as alerting the government of any malicious activity. However, the Department reserves the right to reconsider its decision should it deem necessary. Anthropic previously asserted that US authorities had not identified specific concerns about their technology despite ordering a global suspension of both platforms. The company disagreed with the recall, stating that the finding of a potential bypass or 'jailbreak' method for Fable 5 should not warrant such action given its widespread deployment to hundreds of millions of users.