Archive · 23 Jul 2026
US Accuses Moonshot AI of Stealing Anthropic's Fable
The US government has accused a Chinese AI company, Moonshot AI, of using a top-secret AI model called Fable, developed by another company called Anthropic, to create their own AI model named Kimi K3.
This is part of a bigger competition between the US and China in the field of artificial intelligence.
The US is worried about protecting its AI technology and intellectual property.
Moonshot AI has not responded to these allegations, while China denies them and says it respects intellectual property protections.
The US has also accused Moonshot AI of acquiring advanced Nvidia AI chips and using them in Thailand, which could be a violation of US export controls.
US accuses Moonshot AI of using Anthropic's Fable model to develop Kimi K3.
Allegation made by a senior White House technology official.
Part of ongoing AI race and concerns over US AI technology protection.
No official response from Moonshot AI yet.
Fable is Anthropic's most advanced large language model.
- Who
- US government and Moonshot AI
- What
- Alleged copying of Anthropic's Fable model by Moonshot AI
- When
- Recently, as part of ongoing AI race between US and China
- Where
- United States and China
- Why
- Concerns over protection of US AI technology and intellectual property
US Government
Moonshot AI
Use of Fable Model
US Government
Moonshot AI used Anthropic's Fable model without authorization to develop Kimi K3.
Moonshot AI
No official statement from Moonshot AI yet.
Intellectual Property Protection
US Government
The US is concerned about protecting its AI technology and intellectual property.
Moonshot AI
China respects intellectual property protections and denies the allegations.
- US Official
- Michael Kratsios, top Trump administration tech official
- Chinese AI Startup
- Moonshot AI
- Anthropic's Model
- Fable
- Moonshot AI's Model
- Kimi K3
- Issue
- Alleged unauthorized use of Fable to develop Kimi K3
- Nvidia AI Chips
- GB300s
- Distillation Process
- Training smaller AI models using output from larger, more expensive ones