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Bloomberg News has learned the two called Wall Street leaders to an urgent meeting this week to discuss their concerns about mythos.

Bloomberg's Neil Kampling has more.

Bloomberg's Neil Campling reports Anthropic has said the new model can exploit vulnerabilities in every major operating system and web browser within minutes.

The firm has limited the model to just a few companies so far.

including Amazon, Apple, and JPMorgan Chase.

Artemis 2 is due to arrive home tonight.

The four astronauts who made the first trip around the moon in more than a half century are set for a fiery plunge through Earth's atmosphere and splash down off the San Diego coast just after 8 this evening Wall Street time.

Check back for full coverage with Bloomberg Tech host Ed Ludlow on Bloomberg Radio and Television and on the Bloomberg Business app.

Round two of the Masters is underway in Augusta, Georgia, with Sam Burns and Rory McIlroy remaining tied atop the leaderboard, five under through the first round.

Both tee off this afternoon.

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We have made it to the end of a volatile trading week on Wall Street.

That is the sound of the opening bell from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

And at the open on this Friday morning, the S&P 500 is higher by almost 3 tenths of 1%, a gain of nearly 20 points.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is little change to higher, up about 10 points at the start.

And the Nasdaq Composite opens higher as well, up 0.4% or almost 100 points, with all eyes on Islamabad ahead of high-stakes talks tomorrow on ending the U.S.

war with Iran.