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> Amazon CEO Andy Jassy also reportedly alerted the administration after Amazon’s own researchers, he said, found a way around Fable 5’s safeguards. Anthropic d
by rdtsc 4mo ago
> Amazon CEO Andy Jassy also reportedly alerted the administration after Amazon’s own researchers, he said, found a way around Fable 5’s safeguards. Anthropic disputes the “jailbreak” label
Doing god’s work there, Andy, thanks /s
Wonder what Anthropic internal messages look like about his move. Does Anthropic have a meme slack channel?
- himata4113 4mo agoI think "jailbreaking" fable to match opus 4.8 capabilities is not noteworthy. Fable from my experience is not as eager to find vulnerabilities compared to what they describe in their mythos research.
- rdtsc 4mo agoWonder if context size would matter. Find and fix “bugs” in Linux kernel or find and fix “bugs” in this short snippet of code. I would try a file by file approach first. I don’t know how much we want to believe the “reports”. But there are probably a few other tricks they didn’t expose. If these are pre/post processing guardrails I could see something like “fix bugs” actually working.
- himata4113 4mo agoI think what is special about fable is that it allows people completely inexperienced in cyber security to find exploits. I have zero doubts mythos capabilities are replicatable with lower tier models.
- sroussey 4mo agoIf I was Anthropic CEO, I’d be unwinding deals with Amazon immediately. And probably any company David Sachs invested in.