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AI's "Too Dangerous to Release" Claims Double as Marketing
Anthropic says the model found thousands of security flaws and is limiting access to selected partners while it tests defenses against misuse.
- Leading AI developers OpenAI and Anthropic have restricted public access to new models GPT-Rosalind and Claude Mythos, reserving them for "qualified customers" through a "trusted access program."
- Anthropic warned that the "fallout" for national security "could be severe," a narrative positioning firms as the only entities capable of managing such dangerous AI capabilities.
- Heidy Khlaaf, chief AI scientist at the AI Now Institute, questioned the lack of false positive rates in Anthropic's claims, stating, "This is not some unknown metric."
- The White House held a "productive and constructive" meeting with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei last week; Shannon Vallor warns portraying AI as "supernatural" makes the public feel "powerless."
- Anthropic recently partnered with more than 40 companies in an "urgent attempt" to patch vulnerabilities, having previously blocked access to a Chinese state-sponsored group using its paywalled models.
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Mythos AI Alarm Bells: Fair Warning Or Marketing Hype?
Anthropic postponing the release of its new AI model Claude Mythos, said to be so skilled at coding it could be a wicked weapon for hackers, has encountered a mix of alarm and skepticism. The company is among several contenders in a fierce artificial intelligence race. Promoting the awe of Anthropic's own technology boosts business and enhances its allure in the event it soon goes public, as is rumored.
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