US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
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Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#2The more I live the more I believe people at the top operated in some sort of cult mentality. The level of gullibleness, temporary lack of critical thinking is only matched by their sociopathy and Machiavellianism.
I'm sure it's a great big model, but the level of hype and dishonesty is something out of Sam Altman's book.
Of course it's because of the upcoming IPO, but that's the end game, for now it's critical to get those private equity guys and bank institutions to believe the gospel and hold the bag, only then the suckers from the secondary markets will be allowed to be suckers too.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#3Promoting the model as potentially dangerous might backfire with the government banning it from being released by executive order.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#4Looks like the marketing worked at least somewhat lol. Such an obvious playbook by now I’m surprised some people here fell for it.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#5Looks like the marketing worked at least somewhat lol. Such an obvious playbook by now I’m surprised some people here fell for it.
Your cynicism doesn't prove that it's fake, though.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#6Maybe it's marketing, but I think it's regrettable that Anthropic paired project Glasswing with Mythos. It really makes it seem like Mythos is the threat, rather than the fact that tons of vulnerabilities have always been ignored throughout the software world.
If Glasswing has been started years ago with the goal of applying fixes to AI-found gaps, then this would just be another model to add to that effort. But doing so in the ominous shadow of some new super model boosts panic IMO.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#7Maybe it's marketing, but I think it's regrettable that Anthropic paired project Glasswing with Mythos. It really makes it seem like Mythos is the threat, rather than the fact that tons of vulnerabilities have always been ignored throughout the software world. If Glasswing has been started years ago with the goal of applying fixes to AI-found gaps, then this would just be another model to add to that effort. But doin…
A year ago the LLM's weren't good enough to find these security issues. They could have done other stuff. But then again, the big tech companies were already doing other stuff, with bug bounties, fuzzing, rewriting key libraries, and so on.
This initiative probably could have started a few months sooner with Opus and similar models, though.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#8Maybe it's marketing, but I think it's regrettable that Anthropic paired project Glasswing with Mythos. It really makes it seem like Mythos is the threat, rather than the fact that tons of vulnerabilities have always been ignored throughout the software world. If Glasswing has been started years ago with the goal of applying fixes to AI-found gaps, then this would just be another model to add to that effort. But doin…
Cybersecurity is taken too lightly and it mostly boils down to recklessness of developers, they are just "praying" that no-one act on the issues they already know and it's something we must start talking about.
Common recklessness obviously include devs running binaries on their work machine, not using basic isolation (why?), sticky IP addresses that straight-up identify them, even worse, using same browsers to access admin panels and some random memes, obviously, hundred more like those that are ALREADY solved and KNOWN by the developers themselves. You literally have developers that still use cleartext DNS (apparently they are ok with their history accessible by random employees outsourced)
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#9Promoting the model as potentially dangerous might backfire with the government banning it from being released by executive order.
I think that would be a good precedent given the current lack of rules around AI Safety. These models don't seem to be plateauing yet and could be much more dangerous than Mythos in 1-2 years.
Re: US summons bank bosses over cyber risks from Anthropic's latest AI model
#10Maybe it's marketing, but I think it's regrettable that Anthropic paired project Glasswing with Mythos. It really makes it seem like Mythos is the threat, rather than the fact that tons of vulnerabilities have always been ignored throughout the software world. If Glasswing has been started years ago with the goal of applying fixes to AI-found gaps, then this would just be another model to add to that effort. But doin…
A year ago the LLM's weren't good enough to find these security issues. They could have done other stuff. But then again, the big tech companies were already doing other stuff, with bug bounties, fuzzing, rewriting key libraries, and so on. This initiative probably could have started a few months sooner with Opus and similar models, though.
>This initiative probably could have started a few months sooner with Opus and similar models, though.
Evidently they tried and even the most recent Opus 4.6 models couldn't find much. Theres been a step change in capabilities here.