Anthropic's new AI models Fable 5 and its sister model Mythos (both released on the 9th of the June) have already been on the radar of many global superpowers, and banned, due to it posing as a security threat to governments, International security, cybersecurity companies, and more.

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These two new AI models made by Anthropic (the company who made the AI model Claude) were meant to be state-of-the-art pieces of software exceeding the expectation of any AI model yet. Fable 5 is an AI with unbelievable outcomes and results but with "safety limits on" and has been distributed to the general public, while its sister program Mythos is the same AI engine but with safety limits off and has been distributed only to cyber security companies, governments and other national security organisations.

Due to the sheer power, danger and potential, the AI engines have been banned from public use just three days after being released. This was ordered by the US government, and the exact reason was that it could be used as hacking intelligence which could cause world wide cyber attacks due to the power of these two engines and it would be incredibly hard to stop if one had started. In addition, the UK AI security team found that Mythos could successfully bypass cyber defences 73% of the time.

To summarise, AI, and the use of it is growing every minute with new software and ideas being sprung to life, and although it's an incredibly useful piece of software and it will certainly speed up human advancement, if we do not take precautions or develop AI too far, it may be too advanced or fall in the wrong hands.

Anthropic's Two New AI Models Are Posing As A Potential Global Threat

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