White House Chief of Staff to Discuss Anthropic’s Mythos Model

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Summary

White House chief of staff Susie Wiles plans to meet Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei about Mythos. The UK AI Security Institute called it a step up and said it can exploit weakly secured systems; Anthropic is limiting access and launched Project Glasswing.

Key points

  • White House chief of staff Susie Wiles plans to discuss Mythos with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei; an administration official said federal use of new technology would require technical evaluation.
  • Anthropic says Mythos can surpass human cybersecurity experts at finding and exploiting vulnerabilities and is limiting access to select customers.
  • The UK AI Security Institute evaluated Mythos Preview, called it a step up from previous models, and said it can exploit systems with weak security.
  • Anthropic announced Project Glasswing with companies including Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft and JPMorgan Chase to help secure critical software.
  • Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark said other companies may develop similar systems within months, with open-weight models from China potentially following later.

Article Details

Event Type
Planned White House meeting with Anthropic’s CEO to discuss the Mythos AI model, amid government engagement with advanced AI labs and a dispute over federal use of Anthropic products.
Impact
Anthropic says Mythos can find and exploit software vulnerabilities and has limited access to select customers. The UK AI Security Institute reported that the model can exploit systems with weak security, while noting that models with similar capabilities are likely to be developed. The article describes potential cybersecurity, national security, public safety, and economic implications; it does not report a specific cyberattack or confirmed harm.

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