Anthropic · Claude · Dario Amodei · Microsoft · Nvidia · Google · Wired
Following leaked revelations at the end of March that Anthropic had developed a powerful new Claude model
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The group includes Microsoft, Apple, and Google as well as Amazon Web Services, the Linux Foundation, Cisco, Nvidia, Broadcom, and more than 40 other tech, cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, and financial organizations that will have private access to the model, which is not yet being generally released.
Key facts
- The team need to prepare now for a world where these capabilities are broadly available in 6, 12, 24 months
- Claude Mythos preview is a particularly big jump,” Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said on Tuesday in a Project Glasswing launch video
- The real message is that this is not about the model or Anthropic,” Logan Graham, the company's frontier red team lead, tells WIRED
- We've seen Mythos Preview accomplish things that a senior security researcher would be able to accomplish,” Graham says
Summary
Following leaked revelations at the end of March that Anthropic had developed a powerful new Claude model, the company formally announced Mythos Preview on Tuesday along with news of an industry consortium it has convened, known as Project Glasswing, to grapple with the cybersecurity implications of the new model and advancing capabilities more generally across the AI field. “The real message is that this is not about the model or Anthropic,” Logan Graham, the company's frontier red team lead, tells WIRED. Models developed and trained by multiple companies have increasingly been able to find vulnerabilities in code and propose mitigations —or strategies for exploitation.