Crypto M - Crypto News

🚀 AI TRENDS | U.S. Officials Meet Wall Street Leaders Over AI Cyber Risks U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held an urgent meeting with Wall Street leaders this week to address AI-driven cyber risks associated with Anthropic's Mythos model. According to NS3.AI, Anthropic reported that Mythos identified thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities and has restricted access through its Project Glasswing initiative. This meeting follows actions by U.S. agencies to limit the government's use of Anthropic products. #AI#CyberSecurity#WallStreet#USGovernment#Anthropic#Mythos#ProjectGlasswing#FederalReserve#Treasury#Vulnerabilities

🚀 AI TRENDS | Wall Street Banks Test Anthropic's Mythos Model for Vulnerability Detection Wall Street banks have begun internal testing of Anthropic's Mythos model, as reported by Bloomberg on X. The initiative comes amid encouragement from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration officials, who are advocating for its use in identifying potential vulnerabilities. The Mythos model, developed by Anthropic, is designed to enhance security measures within financial institutions by leveraging advanced AI capabilities. This move reflects a growing trend among major banks to integrate cutting-edge technology to bolster their defenses against emerging threats. #AI#trends#WallStreet#banks#Anthropic#Mythos#model#vulnerability#detection#security#financialinstitutions#AItechnology#emergingthreats

🚀 Uniswap Founder Seeks Anthropic Collaboration for Mythos Testing Uniswap founder Hayden Adams has expressed interest in connecting with resources related to Anthropic. According to Odaily, Adams shared his intention to test Mythos on the Uniswap platform through a post on social media. #Uniswap#HaydenAdams#Anthropic#Mythos#Blockchain#Cryptocurrency#DeFi#UNI

🚀 AI TRENDS | OpenAI to Limit Release of Advanced Cybersecurity Model OpenAI is reportedly developing an advanced cybersecurity model, which it plans to release only to a select group of companies, according to a source familiar with the matter. This approach mirrors Anthropic's limited release of its Mythos model. According to Jin10, the capabilities of artificial intelligence have reached a critical point, particularly in terms of autonomy and hacking potential. Model developers are increasingly concerned about the potential misuse of their tools, leading to reluctance in making them widely available. On Tuesday, Anthropic announced that due to concerns over its advanced hacking capabilities, it would restrict access to its new Mythos preview model to a select group of technology and cybersecurity companies. Anthropic is the first AI company to adopt this approach with a new model. The source indicated that OpenAI is now planning to implement a similar strategy. #AItrends#OpenAI#cybersecurity#advancedmodel#limitedrelease#Anthropic#Mythos#AIautonomy#hackingpotential#technology#AItools#modelrelease