Anthropic has reportedly swung into action after a report claimed unauthorised users gained access to its unreleased Claude Mythos model. Earlier this month, while announcing its latest AI model, the company had said it is limiting access to the model over concerns that it could be misused by hackers. However, the latest development seems to have triggered a fresh bout of concerns around access controls and overall AI safety.
On Wednesday, April 22, Bloomberg reported that a small group of people accessed the model through one of Anthropic’s third-party vendor environments. Following the report, the US-based AI startup released a statement indicating that it has begun investigating the matter. In its report, the publication had revealed that a handful of users in a private online platform gained access to Claude Mythos the day when Anthropic announced that it was releasing the model to a small set of companies, including Goldman Sachs and Apple, for testing.
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