According to Anthropic, Mythos Preview crosses a threshold of capabilities to discover vulnerabilities in virtually any and every operating system, browser, or other software product and autonomously develop working exploits for hacking. …
… But in the last 18 months, OpenAI and Anthropic have launched agentic coding products of their own, and started offering them through highly subsidized subscriptions that have put pressure on Cursor’s business. …
… Several Anthropic customers have reportedly said they are pursuing alternatives due to the Defense Department’s risk designation. Amodei wrote that the “vast majority” of Anthropic’s customers will not have to make changes. …
… But he had that itch and now really just wanted to make something that wouldn’t explode. “That's the difference: Your fuses blow out, or you have a solid product,” Beek says. “That was kind of a learning experience for me to be more careful, but also to build AI that deeply understands what it's ta… …
… These generous rate limits are a means to get developers using AI coding products in their workplace, where OpenAI and Anthropic can then charge on a usage basis. …
… It's already damaging Anthropic's relationship with potential partners, like we said. And I think because the product is so close, even if you're talking about coding models where Anthropic seems to have the lead, the best Codex model is actually quite close to Claude Code at this point. …
… An OpenAI spokesperson confirmed the changes and tells WIRED this is part of the company’s effort to unify its business and product strategy. …
… The interaction models natively understand continuous, messy, human communication—meaning they are better able to grasp the meaning of pauses, interruptions, and changes in tone. This allows them to adapt on the fly when someone clarifies a point or changes the subject. …
… Gemini is a massive product now—it’s grown quite fast. …
… Meanwhile, Anthropic has already built a version of this, Claude Cowork, an offshoot of Claude Code that doesn’t require users to open up a terminal. Perplexity, which bet heavily on browser agents, recently launched a similar product called Personal Computer. …
