The Impossible Jailbreak Guarantee
Description
A dark-mode X screenshot shows a verified WIRED post (@WIRED) with a Follow button and Grok-style icon controls at the top. The post says: "Trump administration officials tell WIRED that if Anthropic wants to rerelease Fable 5, it will need to ensure the model's guardrails can't be circumvented. Security experts say that can't be done." The linked card below contains a black-and-white illustration of a tall building made from binary-like texture, an Anthropic-style star logo near the top, and a small figure pointing upward; its headline reads: "The White House Wants Anthropic to Block All Jailbreaks. That May Not Be Possible," followed by "From wired.com." The technical humor comes from the impossibility of proving that a frontier LLM's prompt-level guardrails are non-bypassable, especially when adversarial users, security researchers, and future models keep changing the attack surface.
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Demanding an unjailbreakable LLM is like asking regex to validate every future business requirement.
Jira ticket: block every future adversarial prompt. Story points: ∞; priority: before release.
how about leaving the us and changing the hq to a different country? Comment deleted
europe is calling Comment deleted
not as much as you might think, here they have to face many regulations Comment deleted
They will get banned in eu, wdym 😂 Comment deleted
but then they'd probably get banned in the us Comment deleted
which is still the biggest market Comment deleted
I'm sure the eu would make an exception for them Comment deleted
I hope not Comment deleted
cause besides mistral, there isn't much else Comment deleted
I mean, this is still hypothetical, anthropic isn't going anywhere Comment deleted
yeah probably not, and if they would probably go to the uae or smth Comment deleted
might be terrible for them money-wise but it's still good PR Comment deleted
Just have an indian read through every message with two buttons in front of him: "I know this is definitely safe" and "Permaban him just to be sure" 😁 Comment deleted
Manufactured scarcity Comment deleted
What if.. they made a good model, realized it's too expensive and it's really a PR thing Comment deleted
same guy, same move Comment deleted
It had to be stopped back there. Comment deleted
It was actually stopped with quite strict access regulation to it Comment deleted
lmao good Comment deleted
Europe is worse than us and every member state of eu will push them to integrate their own type of backdoor and stupidification of the model Comment deleted
In what way worse? Just because EU has stricter laws than US? Comment deleted
All they gotta do is to let the family in to cash out a little 👉👈 Comment deleted
In 2030 Mythos 6 for president of USA Comment deleted
it’s not «for PR», it’s «because of stupid PR». FAFO Comment deleted