A US government ban on Anthropic’s Fable 5 release and the high-profile defection of DeepMind’s John Jumper have thrust the AI company into twin controversies. For CIOs evaluating Claude and other Anthropic products, this is no longer just a technology decision — it’s a vendor risk calculation.
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