Jaeden Schafer

it's definitely can be exploited.

So I think when the company built it, it is already waving a flag about risks.

And they're like, look, we're made this amazing thing, but there's a whole bunch of really big risks with it.

And I think people are starting to take that seriously.

I think, you know, basically what we know and what we don't know is,

kind of important in this.

This was a leak.

This wasn't a product launch.

So Anthropic has confirmed that they're testing Mythos with early access customers, but we haven't gotten any official releases, the full benchmarks or the kind of the complete safety valuations.

So I think there's still a lot we're waiting on.

But I think that the bigger takeaway here is, you know, what this signals for AI right now.

I mean, they said this is a quote unquote step change, not just like an incremental improvement.

They're describing a, you know, a really qualitative leap

And I think if that is accurate, if the next generation of models really is that much more capable, then I think we do need to have a serious conversation about what it means for deployment and like, I don't know, where this all goes.

Now, I, for one, am actually not an AI doomer in the least.

I'm actually really excited for this model to come out.

I would love to use it to help build my tools and software.

So I'm overall very excited, but it is pretty wild.

that this model is, that it exists.

A lot of people said that, you know, AI models had kind of hit a plateau and we're just making new tools for them and it's hard for them to get any smarter, but it seems like we have figured out ways to make them smarter.