Anthropic · Claude · Mythos · TechCrunch AI
Matt Suiche, a cybersecurity veteran, told TechCrunch that “if you ask it to write secure code
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“But it is understandable as TechCrunch is still in the early days and they are still adapting their guardrails.
Key facts
- Apart from guardrails inside its models, Anthropic requires cybersecurity professionals to apply to the Cyber Verification Program
- When the AI giant released Mythos in April, it restricted the model to a limited number of companies and organizations in what it called Project Glasswing, an effort to deploy the model to secure
- Anthropic released its latest model Fable on Tuesday, billing it as a public and limited version of its powerful and much-hyped cybersecurity model Mythos
- But not everyone is happy with the restrictions, and several cybersecurity researchers and professionals have aired complaints online
Summary
Anthropic released its latest model Fable on Tuesday, billing it as a public and limited version of its powerful and much-hyped cybersecurity model Mythos. But not everyone is happy with the restrictions, and several cybersecurity researchers and professionals have aired complaints online. When a prompt triggers its guardrails, Fable pauses the chat and says that its “safety measures flagged this message for cybersecurity or biology topics.” The guardrails were put in place to limit the risk that Fable could be used to develop malware or compromise software, a long-standing concern within Anthropic. When the AI giant released Mythos in April, it restricted the model to a limited number of companies and organizations in what it called Project Glasswing, an effort to deploy the model to secure critical software and infrastructure.