- Best-in-class reasoning and writing
- Strong ecosystem and integrations
- Advanced multimodal capabilities
A Bloomberg report shows how generative AI and autonomous agents are accelerating identity theft in the United States — from searching for Social Security numbers on the dark web to creating deepfake driver’s licenses.
A small group of unauthorized users gained access to Anthropic’s new AI model Mythos, according to a report by Bloomberg. Anthropic reportedly considers Mythos powerful enough to potentially enable dangerous cyberattacks, which is why the model is being made available only to a limited number of companies such as Apple, Amazon, and Cisco through the Project Glasswing program.
OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.4-Cyber, a model specifically tuned for defensive cybersecurity workflows. For now, access is limited to verified security professionals.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a new cybersecurity product that will be made available only to a small group of companies, according to Axios.
OpenAI is also reportedly working on a new AI model with advanced cybersecurity capabilities that would be made available only to a small group of companies, according to Axios. The approach mirrors Anthropic’s, which on Tuesday restricted access to its new model, Mythos Preview, to selected technology and security firms because of its unusually strong hacking capabilities.
Anthropic has developed a new model called Claude Mythos, but chose not to release it publicly because of serious security concerns.