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Release of new Claude model, so far limited to US firms, will expand to British institutions in coming daysBritish banks will be given access in the next week to a powerful AI tool that was deemed too dangerous to be released to the public, as a series of senior finance figures warned over its impact.Anthropic, which has so far limited the release of the new model to a small clutch of primarily US businesses, including Amazon, Apple and Microsoft, said it would expand that to UK financial institutions in the coming days. Continue reading...

• Anthropic postponed releasing Claude Mythos, an AI excelling at coding and vulnerability scanning, following high-level meetings with US financial regulators. • Mythos demonstrated ability to chain unknown security flaws in software at unprecedented speed, sparking 'agent-to-agent war' concerns in cyberspace. • Partners like Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Cisco, CrowdStrike, and JPMorgan Chase received restricted previews under Project Glasswing.

• US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell convened Wall Street leaders on April 7 to warn about Anthropic's new Mythos AI model, which can identify software vulnerabilities that have evaded decades of human review and millions of automated security tests. • Mythos is being released only to carefully selected partners for defensive security work, as Anthropic fears the tool could provide ransomware gangs and hostile governments with powerful weapons to steal data or disrupt critical infrastructure. • The model represents a significant leap in AI cybersecurity capabilities, with the potential to both protect systems through accelerated penetration testing and pose risks if misused by malicious actors.

• Anthropic launched Claude Mythos, a cybersecurity AI model that has discovered thousands of zero-day bugs, enhancing defenses against exploits. • The preview version identifies vulnerabilities in open-source projects and will soon charge for detailed release information to clients. • While boosting cybersecurity, the tool raises concerns over potential misuse by threat actors to weaponize the findings.