Scoop: White House workshops plan to bring back Anthropic
Summary
The White House is working on new rules to let government agencies use AI models from Anthropic, including its latest one called Mythos, despite previous security concerns. This move follows recent talks between Anthropic and top White House officials, aiming to ease tensions and improve cooperation on AI technology.Key Facts
- The White House plans guidance to help federal agencies use Anthropic's AI models despite past security worries.
- Anthropic’s newest AI, Mythos, can automate cyberattacks but also helps protect against them.
- White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently met Anthropic’s CEO to discuss working together.
- The Pentagon had previously labeled Anthropic a supply chain security risk and limited its AI use.
- Other government agencies, like the National Security Agency, are using Mythos while the Pentagon’s lawsuit against Anthropic continues.
- Anthropic refuses to allow its AI to be used for mass surveillance or fully autonomous weapons, causing conflict with the Pentagon.
- The Pentagon still uses older versions of Anthropic’s AI under outdated terms but lacks access to the latest updates.
- The White House hopes to resolve disagreements or at least allow some agencies to work with Anthropic more easily.
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