The revised order gives the federal government access to the most advanced artificial intelligence models 30 days before their public release, down from an earlier proposal that would have required companies to provide access 90 days in advance. …
… I don’t think it intrinsically changes the problem space, but it changes the required skill level to find these vulnerabilities and exploit them.” A limited release of Mythos Preview to Project Glasswing participants only gives defenders a small lead time to find weaknesses in their own systems usi… …
… Last month, the startup Standard Intelligence released a computer use model trained on videos, rather than screenshots. The startup says it developed a video encoder that can compress videos into an AI model’s context window, which it claims is 50X more efficient than previous computer use models. …
… The rollout is available immediately to both Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains.
… As a result of their probing, however, they allegedly gained access to not only Mythos but other unreleased Anthropic AI models, too. …
… Jiang argues there’s a notable gap between what Anthropic’s models are capable of and what businesses are using them for. …
… At launch, OpenAI said the model “excels at accurately generating and debugging complex code.” Andrey Mishchenko, OpenAI's research lead for Codex, says a key reason AI models have become better at coding is because it's a verifiable task. …
… With this in mind, the companies have so far only done limited private releases of their new models, and both have also convened industry working groups meant to assess the advances and strategize. …
… AIP Assistants are powered by third-party large language models from companies like Anthropic, Google, and Meta, and customers can choose which ones they want to use, as well as what training data the language model pulls from to generate responses. …
… OpenAI released its first “reasoning” model in 2024, where the chatbot needed “thinking” time. …