AIが期間内の動向を整理
[June 13, 2026] Anthropic model suspension and Google’s research support tools move forward
On June 13, Anthropic temporarily suspended access to some models following a government directive, while Google released Gemini for Science to support early-stage research. It was a day notable for both model availability and practical research workflow impact.
SOURCE CHECK
Primary Sources 8
Primary Sources
Key Points
- 1Anthropic suspended access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers
- 2Other Claude models are unaffected, and restoration work is underway
- 3Google released Gemini for Science to support hypothesis generation and literature work
- 4AI can take on early-stage sorting and organization in research and knowledge work
Anthropic temporarily suspended some models
Anthropic suspended access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers following a US government national security export control directive. According to the official information, other Claude models are not affected. Users of the affected models need to consider switching to alternatives and reviewing their workflows promptly.
Google released Gemini for Science to support early research work
Google announced Gemini for Science and introduced experimental tools for hypothesis generation, computational discovery, and literature organization. The goal is to reduce the burden of deciding what to investigate and how to organize it, making it easier to offload early-stage comparison and sorting to AI.
For business use, availability matters as much as capability
Although Anthropic also announced general availability for Claude Fable 5 on the same day, a partial access suspension followed shortly after. Even highly capable models need to be evaluated in terms of availability and restrictions because those factors directly affect operational decisions. When considering adoption or continued use, checking access conditions is as important as checking features.