Dr. Suelet Dreyfus

So a number of people who are involved in that industry already say, hey, can you try and break into this system to AI models?

That's being used already.

But that includes breaking out of barriers that are put around them.

And AI is quite capable of doing that.

So whether or not Anthropix Mythos actually, you know, has the capability, has guardrails in it that will make it follow those rules, we don't know.

We've seen other instances of AI throwing rule books out the window, of acting deceptively.

In one case, it was providing code to an open source community coding project.

And when its code was rejected, it turned around and started attacking the keeper of the code.

Correct.

threatening them.

And this was all generated by the AI.

So we've seen acts where it's become malicious.

And then another risk is, of course, that the security of the keepers of this technology is penetrated.

And that might be, for example, by a highly resourced state actor.

Because you can imagine it's not just criminal gangs, organized crime that might want access to this, but states who want to use it as a point of leverage to get other states to agree to do things they don't want to do.