… 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. …
… According to Politico, the UK government is one of few across Europe to have been granted access to the model, which Anthropic has released to only select parties, citing concerns over the potential for its abuse by cybercriminals. …
The group includes Microsoft, Apple, and Google as well as Amazon Web Services, the Linux Foundation, Cisco, Nvidia, Broadcom, and more than 40 other tech, cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, and financial organizations that will have private access to the model, which is not yet being generall… …
… As a result of their probing, however, they allegedly gained access to not only Mythos but other unreleased Anthropic AI models, too. …
… Rao specified that Anthropic has spent over $10 billion to train and deploy its models. …
… 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. …
… SpaceX also plans to exercise provisions of Texas law to fend off hostile takeovers and the removal of executives or board members. …
… At the time that this was reported, it wasn't totally clear, at least to me, whether they would just get access to the models and be able to look at them and evaluate them or whether they would be able to say whether a model could be released or not. …