Anthropic’s Mythos AI model deemed too dangerous to release publicly
Pages from the Anthropic website and the company’s logos are displayed on a computer screen in New York on February 26, 2026. (Patrick Sison/AP Photo)
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IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– Anthropic has an AI model that is too dangerous to be released to the public
– Melania Trump transformed the White House tennis hall into an artificial intelligence laboratory for students
– Florida murder suspect asked ChatGPT about dumping human remains days before murders: documents
LOCKS FULLY OPEN: Anthropic’s Mythos AI model, too dangerous to be publicly disclosed, is changing digital security faster than anyone is ready for – there’s a new AI model called Mythos. Anthropic built it for defensive cybersecurity research. It’s so effective at finding software vulnerabilities that Anthropic decided the public couldn’t have it.
BASIC CHANGE: From fake AI blackmailing people to shortening school days, the AI revolution is already reshaping life – From alarming scenarios where rogue AI blackmails people to innovative apps that shorten traditional school days, Fox Business explores how the AI revolution is already fundamentally reshaping daily life.
CHALLENGE FOR DIVERSITY: Trump DOJ enters Musk xAI court battle – The Trump Justice Department has officially intervened in a high-profile court battle involving Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI, as a broader legal and political battle over corporate diversity initiatives quickly escalates.
The First Lady’s Future: Melania Trump embraces AI education initiative in technology push backed by White House – First Lady Melania Trump is actively embracing a new AI training initiative as part of a broader White House technology push she has long supported.
Melania Trump was an immersive AI event this week where students used Meta virtual reality headsets and AI-powered glasses to explore British landmarks and examine artifacts. (Andrea Hanks)
PRICE PAIN IS SPREADING: AI boom tests GOP midterm affordability pitch – As economic price distress spreads among voters, the rapid AI boom and associated energy costs are beginning to test the Republican Party’s stance on medium-term affordability.
chilling query: Florida murder suspect asked ChatGPT about dumping human remains days before murders: documents – Newly released court documents reveal that a murder suspect in Florida asked the artificial intelligence program ChatGPT for advice on disposing of human remains just days before the murders took place.
THE RACE BEGINS: Kevin O’Leary details massive Utah AI data center that will rival China’s tech dominance – Business mogul Kevin O’Leary has detailed plans for a massive artificial intelligence data center in Utah designed specifically to rival China’s growing global tech dominance.
TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE: Former Apple CEO thinks OpenAI poses biggest competitive threat to tech giant in years – Former Apple CEO John Sculley is sounding the alarm on artificial intelligence, warning that OpenAI now poses the biggest competitive threat the giant tech giant has faced in years.
RETURN: US economic growth rebounds as artificial intelligence advances and consumer spending boosts first quarter – According to the Department of Commerce’s latest forecast, US economic growth rebounded after slowing in the first quarter of the year in the fourth quarter.
IMPACT OF THE WORK: Zuckerberg says Meta’s layoffs tied to AI spending won’t rule out future cuts – Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg publicly attributed recent staff layoffs to the company’s massive spending on artificial intelligence, but flatly refused to rule out the possibility of workforce cuts in the future.
HEAVY LEGAL WAR: Elon Musk tells court he’s stupid for funding OpenAI: report – Tech billionaire Elon Musk has told a court he was “stupid” for his early financial role in funding artificial intelligence research organization OpenAI.
Elon Musk testifies at the OpenAI hearing in Oakland, California, on April 29, 2026. (Vicki Behringer)
HERE’S HOW TO LEARN: Meta tracks employees to train AI agents – Social media giant Meta is actively monitoring its own employees and analyzing their internal communications in order to train advanced new artificial intelligence agents.
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