SIFMA urged U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent to protect investors from cybersecurity threats posed by Anthropic's AI model, Mythos, potentially compromising the SEC's Consolidated Audit Trail system and risking identity theft. They called for halting personal data collection and destroying existing data.

The U.S. government plans to provide Anthropic's Mythos AI model to federal agencies, addressing cybersecurity concerns. Despite past tensions, they aim to ensure safeguards are established for safe usage amidst increasing interest in AI technology.

Anthropic will offer its AI tool, Mythos, to UK banks next week, marking its entry into the UK's financial services sector.

Gate News message: On April 11, Wall Street banks such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are testing Anthropic’s Mythos large language model.

Gate News update: On April 10, Uniswap founder Hayden Adams posted on a social platform today, asking whether there are any Anthropic (an AI technology company) related resources for coordination, and said he hopes to test Mythos on Uniswap.

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has launched the “Glasswing project,” using AI model Claude to detect and patch software vulnerabilities, improving cybersecurity. The initiative brings together multiple companies for coordinated defense, advancing the use of AI in security and potentially reshaping industry standards. Successful deployment will enhance vulnerability detection efficiency and user trust, becoming a core tool for enterprises to safeguard the security of their systems.

AI company Anthropic has restricted access to its new AI system, Claude Mythos Preview, after finding thousands of critical software vulnerabilities in testing. Many of these vulnerabilities had gone unnoticed for years, including security issues across multiple operating systems and cryptographic protocols. Industry experts warn that AI-driven cyberattacks will grow significantly, and that the balance between technical innovation and security defenses must be prioritized.

Anthropic launched the Project Glasswing initiative on April 8 to protect critical software security worldwide. The program is built on the Claude Mythos Preview model, which excels at finding software vulnerabilities, and, in collaboration with several well-known technology companies, has already identified thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities.

Polymarket’s prediction data shows that the probability of the "Claude Mythos" model released in April dropped sharply to 28%, while the probability of the model released in June rose to 53%. Related contract rules require that the model must be confirmed only after following specific naming conventions and being made publicly accessible, and Anthropic also prohibits users from "free-riding" on Claude.