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FortuneA raised $37 million after Anthropic’s Mythos model exposed zero-day flaws across major systems. The company runs continuous simulated attacks for enterprise clients.
France 24President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday that sets up a voluntary process for AI developers to submit new models for government cybersecurity testing before public release. The order was prompted by concerns over Anthropic’s Mythos model.
pymnts.comAnthropic will give 150 additional organizations access to its Mythos model after they meet security requirements. The expansion covers power, water, healthcare, communications and hardware sectors.
ForbesAnthropic plans to expand access to its Claude Mythos model beyond a restricted group. The model assists with vulnerability detection and exploit testing. Reuters reported the wider release will occur in the coming weeks.
teslarati.comAnthropic announced in April that its Claude Mythos model had identified vulnerabilities in major operating systems and browsers. The company restricted access to about 50 trusted organizations under Project Glasswing.
nbcnews.comDepthfirst reported that its AI model identified additional security flaws in widely used internet software. The company said the findings cost one-tenth the price of comparable results from Anthropic's Mythos model.
Anthropic announced its Mythos AI model on April 7 after it identified thousands of severe security vulnerabilities. The release prompted global discussions on AI risks and defensive measures. OpenAI's GPT-5.5 and coding tools from both companies have also drawn scrutiny.
japantimes.co.jpEuropean institutions are seeking access to high-powered AI models to protect against cyberattacks after Anthropic denied EU regulators access to its Mythos model. French AI startup Mistral is in talks with European banks to provide a cybersecurity-focused model. OpenAI said it w…
BenzingaAnthropic executives will meet privately with the House Committee on Homeland Security on May 13, 2026 to present its unreleased Mythos model. The session, led by Logan Graham and Josh Tilstra, follows prior briefings and comes amid concerns over advanced AI capabilities.
Anthropic turned away a request from a Chinese think tank for access to its powerful new Claude Mythos model during an April meeting in Singapore organized by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The New York Times reported the rebuff on May 12, 2026.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewOpenAI CEO Sam Altman accused competitor Anthropic of using fear-based marketing for its new cybersecurity model Mythos during a podcast this week. Anthropic announced Mythos earlier in April 2026 and released it to a small group of enterprise customers. Altman suggested the appr…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewUS Treasury officials summoned major bank executives to discuss cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model. The meeting followed the release of the Claude Mythos model, which Anthropic states poses unprecedented cybersecurity risks. UK financial regulators are also assessing re…
pymnts.comSeveral Wall Street banks have begun internal testing of Anthropic's Mythos AI model. Trump administration officials are encouraging these banks to use the model for detecting vulnerabilities. The initiative involves collaboration between financial institutions and government ent…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewGary Marcus stated that policymakers in Washington have been influenced regarding the Mythos cybersecurity model. He argued that Mythos does not represent an effective approach for addressing cybersecurity concerns. Marcus referenced his newsletter for detailed reasons supporting…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewAnthropic launched Project Glasswing to enhance cybersecurity using its AI model, partnering with companies including Amazon AWS, Apple, Broadcom, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Alphabet's Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia. The initiative aims to secure critical software by identif…