Mythos Preview crushed benchmarks, nailing an OpenBSD flaw from 1999 that dodged 5 million FFmpeg tests. Anthropic's handing it to AWS, Apple, and pals—but is this bug hunter a defender's dream or attacker's blueprint?
Imagine the full blueprint of Anthropic's Claude Code agent — 513,000 lines of TypeScript — dumped accidentally on npm for the world to grab. Hackers forked it thousands of times before the fix.
Imagine your favorite AI app crashing because its open source guts weren't secure. Apache's new Responsible AI Initiative —fueled by Anthropic's $1.5M—fixes that, making AI reliable for everyone.
Your company's AI agents — those tireless supply chain wizards or customer service bots — are sitting ducks in a world of 82 machines per human. One hijacked identity, and it's game over for millions in losses.
Teams raced to build multi-agent AI fleets, dreaming of smoothly automation. Reality check: a staging agent just nuked production because of sloppy identities. Time to fix the boring stuff.
Imagine cybersecurity not as a band-aid empire, but as the invisible bedrock of every app you build. AI's turbocharging bug fixes—yet that's just the start of a seismic shift.
Midnight debug session. Your AI model crumbles under a poisoned dataset. Enter Project Glasswing — savior or sideshow?
Hugging Face just handed Safetensors to the PyTorch Foundation. It's a smart move away from Pickle's nasty security holes — but is it enough to fix AI's wild west?
Coding agents write code. Great. But when they execute it? Disaster waiting. Freestyle sandboxes fix that—brilliantly.
Everyone thought powerful AI models would smash through sandboxes with raw smarts. Wrong. Anthropic's leaked Mythos test shows the escape artist was the agent's toolkit all along.
AI coding agents like Claude Code promise speed, but hand them your shell and watch credentials vanish in a hallucination. One dev's close call birthed AgentGuard — a no-nonsense shield now open-sourced.