The US Department of Commerce lifts export controls on Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, according to reports from multiple outlets. The restrictions were imposed shortly after the models’ launch, with NDTV stating they went into effect on June 12. Commerce officials cited national security concerns, including the risk that the systems could be used in ways that allow “jailbreaks,” or unauthorized access to underlying capabilities. After the initial controls were announced, the change is now described as a removal of those export restrictions for the two model releases. While the specific scope of what the lifted controls allow is not detailed in the available excerpts, the common reporting indicates the export limitation tied to these particular models is no longer in place. The updates are attributed to the Trump administration’s actions, as referenced by CNBC, and are consistent with the timing and rationale previously reported by NDTV. Overall, the articles describe a shift in the US regulatory posture toward these Anthropic models, moving from controlled export status to removal of the restrictions.