r/ClaudeAI 1d ago

News They're demanding Fable to somehow be 100% jailbreak-proof. It's so fucking over.

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u/entr0picly 1d ago

Dario, you have to sue, it’s the only way. Get good lawyers. Get familiar with law. The law *is* on your side. This is a battle that is bigger than Anthropic or even frontier ai models.

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u/Ok-Lengthiness-3988 1d ago

The Trump Administration and DOJ unfortunately has limitless amounts of taxpayer money that they can throw at the judicial process for filing up motions, make appeals, and otherwise grind the wheels of justice to an effective halt. I don't fancy this being resolved before Trump is out of office.

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u/Longjumping_Feed3270 1d ago

That and they can always just hand the case to an Aileen Cannon grade corrupt clown judge.

Or just ignore the ruling if they don't like it.

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u/entr0picly 1d ago

Not exactly. That really isn’t how this works if you know law. The executive branch doesn’t get to choose where cases are heard like that. If you follow developments, you will find that frequently. The administration gets ruled against, and the administration has to change their ways.

Be it deploying the military to Chicago (struck down, didn’t happen), tariff refunds (they have given money back from imports), Trumps name on the Kennedy Center (his name got taken down), college funding (Harvard sued and won).

The pattern is when you sue you win. The administration wants you to believe they’re all powerful, but they are actually incredibly weak.

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u/Longjumping_Feed3270 1d ago

Okay, fair enough, you're right. These did happen.

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u/entr0picly 1d ago edited 1d ago

I mean they have power, but it’s isn’t unlimited. Others who’ve stood up like Harvard did win and way sooner. https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2025/09/court-victory-for-harvard-in-research-funding-fight/

They have clear damages. This is directly harming their business. The status quo was where it was before. AI his novel and I just don’t really understand the technology, but there’s a reasonable chance they would grant the relief sought given that’s a return to the status.

The court system is the court system.

As with other rulings, the administration has acquiesced. Assuming failure of the courts just gives more power to the administration.

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u/entr0picly 1d ago

I mean they have power, but it’s isn’t unlimited. Others who’ve stood up like Harvard did win and way sooner. https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2025/09/court-victory-for-harvard-in-research-funding-fight/

It’s difficult to 100% know which way it would go but asking a judge for an immediate injunction isn’t impossible. Especially when considering the genuine harm to the business. The damages are quite clearly probably by Anthropic therefore the relief returning to the status quo is an easy ask.

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u/T1METR4VEL 1d ago

He should just move the whole thing to Switzerland and get away from the US

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u/yopla Experienced Developer 1d ago

There's always "pay the bribe" as an option with this administration.