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Anthropic has committed to closer collaboration with the White House to address model security risks

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WASHINGTON – June 19 — According to The Washington Post, executives at Anthropic have submitted a proposal to U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, pledging closer collaboration with the White House and work to resolve security concerns that led to restrictions on the firm’s powerful Mythos and Fable AI models. Sources familiar with the matter revealed Thursday that in ongoing remediation discussions, Anthropic has committed to improving communication with the Trump administration and addressing any security issues more swiftly moving forward. Negotiations between Anthropic and Trump administration officials are progressing well, though no exact timetable for a definitive resolution is currently set, another source said. As of Thursday, the company’s co-founder and Chief Computing Officer Tom Brown and Head of Public Policy Sarah Heck are leading the talks with administration officials. Representatives from Anthropic and the Commerce Department did not respond to requests for comment.
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