Natasha Tiku

Yeah.

And even another Anthropic person I saw push back against it.

They were like, well, it was given the assignment to try to email you.

You know, it was given a system where a sandbox where there were known exploits.

I just do not know why.

I mean, it's delicious detail and that's why it might be option for a movie.

But like that, what does that have to do in the system card?

And it's the same with that clip you just played, which was on the project Glasswing.

You can hear, I know, it's like the crime podcast soundtrack.

It's very slickly done.

It's like all these men in very somber affect talking about the future of cybersecurity.

So as much as I think that the fact that they made it accessible to other people has shown us that there is some validity to their claims, it's also, obviously, there's a financial incentive to play it up as well.

I think the fact that...

A bunch of VCs are now, according to reports in Business Insider and I think Fortune, trying to invest in Anthropic at an $800 billion valuation.

Wow, it's caught up.

Well, the banks that were convened by Treasury Secretary Scott Pessent and also Jerome Powell, Fed chair, are all systemically important banks.

Banks where, you know, something, the stability, their individual stability can affect the global financial market.

And as Bloomberg reported, you know, so those are the banks that they're focused on.

And then also those banks have an obligation to have like additional funds

capital handy for these kind of cybersecurity risks.