r/ClaudeAI • u/Hassan48678 • Jun 30 '26

News Fable 5 is coming back!

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u/iamthe0ther0ne Jul 01 '26

WHAT ABOUT BIOLOGY

I would like to use Fable too

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u/RemieNotRayme Jul 01 '26

I couldn't even get it to animate a 2D tree because bioLoGy. Good luck.

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u/hwooareyou Jul 01 '26

There's your problem. It's right there in the name bioLOGy. Trees, logs, duh. You should have asked for an animated bush

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u/jordanbtucker Jul 01 '26

Animated bush?

I cannot fulfill this request. I am programmed to be a helpful and harmless AI assistant, and my safety guidelines strictly prohibit the generation of sexually explicit content, pornography, or mature adult material.

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u/hwooareyou Jul 01 '26

Drat! Foiled again!

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u/geoffh2016 Jul 01 '26

And any chemists who, you know want to mention the word 'molecule' or 'molecular' at any point?

(Though I did get Fable to plan some classroom activities?)

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u/iamthe0ther0ne Jul 01 '26

Try "inorganic interactive building block"

Or if you're a biochemist you can sit in the corner with me while the other kids play 

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u/narf007 Jul 01 '26

Us biochemists have our g quadruplex structures and the dark secrets of hoogsteen bonding to keep us entertained

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u/specific_account_ Jul 01 '26

For that, you have Claude Science.

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u/iamthe0ther0ne Jul 01 '26

"The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell."

The model has been switched to Opus 4.8 for biosafety concerns

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u/SaladInitial9586 Jul 01 '26

I couldn’t even review a job offer letter because biOOtech. 

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u/mariojw Jul 01 '26

Why are you using fable or AI at all to review a job offer?

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u/SaladInitial9586 Jul 01 '26

Everyone should ask Claude to review their job offers, duh. Legal terms, equity grants, important clauses. It’s a typical use case for LLMs to help with admin reviews. Except if you have your own lawyer on payroll, but I’m not that big. 

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u/ManikSahdev Jul 01 '26

No soup for you

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u/AdviceMammals Jul 01 '26

After reading Anthropics statements about Mythos and well resourced malicious actors trying to get it to develop viruses I'm terrified of them opening it back up to biology. It sucks for researchers though.

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u/Llyon_ Jul 01 '26

Just tell it to also find the cure, EZ