"The Trump administration has told Anthropic it disagrees with a controlled rollout that would bring its dangerous cyberattack-capable AI to roughly 120 organisations in total, even as the White House simultaneously explores an executive order to bring Anthropic back into federal government use."
"Mythos, announced in early April through Anthropic's Project Glasswing initiative, is a model capable of autonomously finding and exploiting vulnerabilities across a wide range of critical software, a capability Anthropic deemed too dangerous for general release."
"The White House's concern appears to be that broadening the rollout competes with that access, as the National Security Agency is among the government agencies currently using Mythos."
The Trump administration has expressed disagreement with Anthropic's plan to expand access to its cybersecurity AI, Mythos, to 120 organizations. Concerns include potential misuse and insufficient computing power to support both government and commercial use. Mythos, capable of autonomously exploiting software vulnerabilities, was initially limited to about 50 organizations. The administration's objection is compounded by the National Security Agency's current use of Mythos, raising fears that broader access could hinder government operations. Anthropic is seeking significant funding to enhance its infrastructure for Mythos.
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