Energy policy research from the University of Pennsylvania

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Musk bought 2024 for Trump, and he can afford to buy another 3,819 elections

Late Friday, Anthropic shut down access to its just-released Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models after the Trump administration slapped export controls on them — treating cutting-edge AI, in other words, like weapons. The trigger, it turns out, was a jailbreak. And the entity that tipped off the government? Amazon — one of Anthropic's biggest investors. Considering how much Trump-supporting VC bros in Silicon Valley insisted that the Biden admin wanted to shut down powerful AI models during the last administration, it's quite something to see them cheering on the Trump admin actually doing exactly that.