Stephen K. Bannon

of what's going on here.

Now what makes sense, Joe, because I understand the White House or people in the White House, maybe the tech czar or the tech people have known about this for about six weeks, but this informs us of this debate between Anthropic and the Defense Department about what was going on.

So why don't you describe

What the article said today, we've got it up.

Grace and Mo and Elizabeth, they continue to push it out.

I want to make sure people read this.

It's also a companion piece of it.

Axios, I think, is also a good primer.

So why is this important today and why is Steve Bannon, why is his hair on fire, sir?

Well, Steve, the announcement is that

Anthropic has developed and is now withholding from the public a new model called Mythos.

It's being rolled out in limited form to a select group of corporations, including Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services, so on and so forth, and Project Glasswing.

But the importance of this release, really, in this case—and it's easy to overstate a lot of these cases in this case—

cannot really be overstated.

Anthropic has created the ultimate cyber weapon, at least where we stand right now.

Or maybe another way of looking at it is that Anthropic has created a non-human mind

that excels at hacking, at cyber attacks, up to the highest human capabilities right now.

And of course, it's able to do it at a speed and at a scale unimaginable for human beings.

And so what we're talking about, Steve, when the model was being tested,

It found and exploited vulnerabilities in basically every operating system and every web browser in existence.