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Fable 5 debugging scores plummet 70% as safety classifier misfires

Claude Fable 5's debugging scores plunged 70% after its July 1 relaunch because Anthropic's safety classifier redirected 9 of 12 coding tasks to a weaker fallback model, new BridgeBench benchmarks show. Google released Nano Banana 2 Lite, Gemini Omni Flash, and Spark for Mac, expanding AI media and desktop agent capabilities. Anthropic is in early talks with Samsung to manufacture a custom AI chip, and Alibaba plans to ban Claude Code in the workplace citing embedded backdoor risks.

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Fable 5 debugging scores plunge 70% after safety classifier intervenes BridgeMind benchmarks show the classifier false positives sent 9 of 12 debugging tasks to Claude Opus 4.8, scoring zero on BridgeBench. Developers who upgraded to Fable 5 now face a structurally different model. 1

Google launches Nano Banana 2 Lite, Gemini Omni Flash, Spark for Mac The new image model generates images in 4 seconds at $0.034 per thousand; Gemini Omni Flash offers video at $0.10 per second. Spark desktop agent now integrates with Canva, Dropbox, and more. 2

Anonymous Gemini Flash checkpoint appears on LM Arena, hints at near-term release The unnamed checkpoint performs above Gemini 3.5 Flash, with Gemini 3.5 Pro still delayed. Google has used Arena to pre-test models before public launches. 3

Anthropic discusses custom AI chip manufacturing with Samsung The project is early-stage; Anthropic has hired an ex-OpenAI chip engineer. The move follows OpenAI's custom chip unveiling with Broadcom. 45

Alibaba to ban employees from using Claude Code due to backdoor security fears The ban takes effect July 10; Alibaba cited alleged embedded backdoors. A Chinese financial outlet first reported the move. 6

Anthropic clamps down on loopholes Chinese firms use to access Claude The company is stepping up enforcement against unauthorized access routes used by Chinese firms, according to a report from the Financial Times. 7

Sam Altman proposes US-led international forum to set global AI standards In a Financial Times op-ed, Altman called for a body modeled on the IAEA to govern frontier labs and prevent unsafe racing. 8

Microsoft launches Frontier Company, investing $2.5B in AI engineering services The new operating business will embed 6,000 industry and engineering experts at customer sites to co-design and deploy AI systems at scale. 9

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