Companies Call for Joint Infrastructure Protection via New AI Tool
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Major tech and financial companies urge governments to collaborate on cybersecurity through Anthropic's Claude Mythos model. It rapidly detects vulnerabilities, sparking a surge of patches and risks to hospitals, banks, and utilities.
Major technology and financial companies are calling on governments for closer cooperation in cybersecurity following the emergence of the new artificial intelligence tool Mythos. This is reported by the Financial Times, writes UNN.
Details
It concerns the Claude Mythos model from Anthropic, which is capable of quickly detecting vulnerabilities in software. Its rollout has already led to a sharp increase in the number of system updates, which, according to experts, may create additional risks for critical infrastructure.
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Company representatives note that mass detection of vulnerabilities provokes a "flood of patches", which is difficult to implement promptly without disrupting system operations. This particularly affects hospitals, banks, and utility services.
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The need for coordination
Experts emphasize that the effective use of the new technology is possible only with coordination between the public and private sectors. This is necessary to protect critical systems that remain vulnerable due to outdated software.
At the same time, specialists warn that such tools can also be used by malicious actors to create new types of cyberattacks.