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OpenAI Shares Its Latest Cyber Model With EU, Anthropic Reportedly Holds Back Mythos - Alphabet (NASDAQ:G
- On Monday, OpenAI announced it would grant the European Union access to its new cyber model, rolling out the tool in limited preview capacity to vetted cybersecurity teams and EU institutions.
- Last month, Anthropic released its Mythos model, which prompted widespread concerns regarding potential cyberattacks on critical software systems; Anthropic has yet to grant the European Union preview access to review it.
- Commission Spokesperson Thomas Regnier welcomed the transparency, stating, "We welcome OpenAI's transparency and intent to give commission access to new model," and added, "This will allow us to follow deployment of the model very closely, and address security concerns."
- Regnier revealed the Commission held "four or five" meetings with Anthropic, but discussions remain at a "different stage" than those with OpenAI, indicating slower progress on access.
- OpenAI's Head for Countries George Osborne stated, "The latest cyber AI capabilities should be available for Europe's many defenders, not just the few," emphasizing collaboration in cybersecurity resilience.
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The European Commission is in talks with Open AI and Antropik about possible access to their artificial intelligence models.
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OpenAI is in talks with the European Commission over access to its new cybersecurity-focused AI model, according to EU officials. The discussions come as regulators increase scrutiny of advanced AI systems that could potentially be misused for cyberattacks. OpenAI recently announced a limited preview rollout of GPT-5.5-Cyber, a specialised version of its latest AI model designed for vetted cybersecurity teams. The report said the company is now …
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