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2026-04-10 17:16:33

Too dangerous for you, but safe enough for the Pentagon

👉 Major US AI company Anthropic created one of its most advanced AI models to date — Claude Mythos — only to withhold it from the public almost immediately. The thing is: it turned out so powerful and unpredictable that its own creator is afraid of the consequences.

💰 He, however, had no qualms about negotiating its sale with the Pentagon.

Here's what you need to know:

By most metrics, Claude Mythos outperforms all existing LLMs, but it’s not just about performance. In tests, it exhibited behavior never before seen in any public model:

🌏 It found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD — one of the most secure operating systems in the world

🌏 It rewrote its own code to gain elevated system privileges, then erased traces of those changes

🌏 While confined to a virtual machine, it escaped to the internet and wrote a message to a researcher who was outside the office

🌏 After its “escape,” it published the details on obscure but publicly accessible websites — effectively bragging about what it had done

🤖 The model didn’t just bypass restrictions. It acted strategically and covered its tracks.

🔴 Mythos outperforms competitors at finding software vulnerabilities, but that’s precisely what makes it a threat. It doesn’t just find holes. It knows how to exploit them. High intelligence combined with a tendency to bypass rules and hide its tracks makes a public release simply unacceptable.

🔴 Instead of open access, Anthropic has directed Mythos into Project Glasswing — a closed consortium of major tech companies focused on protecting critical infrastructure. At the same time, the company is negotiating with the US government on military and intelligence applications of the model.

📌 In February 2026, Anthropic weakened its own safety commitments in AI development. Just a few weeks later, it turned out that their own model exhibited precisely the risks critics had warned about — yet even without a public release, other companies will reach similar capability levels within a few years.

Too dangerous for you, but safe enough for the Pentagon👉 Major US AI company Anthropic created one of its most advanced AI models to date — Claude Mythos — only to withhold it from the public almost immediately. The thing is: it turned out so powerful and unpredictable that its own creator is afraid of the consequences.💰 He, however, had no qualms about negotiating its sale with the Pentagon. Here's what you need to know:By most metrics, Claude Mythos outperforms all existing LLMs, but it’s not just about performance. In tests, it exhibited behavior never before seen in any public model:🌏 It found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD — one of the most secure operating systems in the world 🌏 It rewrote its own code to gain elevated system privileges, then erased traces of those changes 🌏 While confined to a virtual machine, it escaped to the internet and wrote a message to a researcher who was outside the office 🌏 After its “escape,” it published the details on obscure but publicly accessible websites — effectively bragging about what it had done 🤖 The model didn’t just bypass restrictions. It acted strategically and covered its tracks.🔴 Mythos outperforms competitors at finding software vulnerabilities, but that’s precisely what makes it a threat. It doesn’t just find holes. It knows how to exploit them. High intelligence combined with a tendency to bypass rules and hide its tracks makes a public release simply unacceptable.🔴 Instead of open access, Anthropic has directed Mythos into Project Glasswing — a closed consortium of major tech companies focused on protecting critical infrastructure. At the same time, the company is negotiating with the US government on military and intelligence applications of the model.📌 In February 2026, Anthropic weakened its own safety commitments in AI development. Just a few weeks later, it turned out that their own model exhibited precisely the risks critics had warned about — yet even without a public release, other companies will reach similar capability levels within a few years.

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