A powerful AI kept from public access because of its ability to hack computers with impunity is making headlines around the ...

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During the annual CETaS showcase in London, experts discussed the potential cyber risk of tools such as Claude Mythos.

Anthropic’s Mythos AI is rattling Washington, prompting the Trump administration to try to confront its cybersecurity risks.

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On April 7th the firm announced that a new AI model it had developed, dubbed Mythos, would not be released to the general public. Instead, under an initiative called Project Glasswing, whose 12 ...

Anthropic's latest AI technology, called Mythos, is so powerful at revealing software vulnerabilities that the company is afraid to release the model publicly lest it fall into the hands of bad actors ...

Tech leaders are scrambling to address risks after Anthropic found its new artificial intelligence tool can both find and exploit software flaws.