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Anthropic announced in early April that its Mythos AI model outperformed most humans in identifying and exploiting software vulnerabilities, prompting the company to restrict access to a small group of mostly U.S.-based organizations over misuse concerns.

Anthropic announced in early April that its Mythos AI model outperformed most humans in identifying and exploiting software vulnerabilities, prompting the company to restrict access to a small group of mostly U.S.-based organizations over misuse concerns.

Nearly a month after Mythos was announced, no European banks had been granted access to the model. JPMorganChase was among the 12 named organizations with which Anthropic shared the tool, while cybersecurity experts warned it could accelerate attacks on banks' technology systems.

Nearly a month after Mythos was announced, no European banks had been granted access to the model. JPMorganChase was among the 12 named organizations with which Anthropic shared the tool, while cybersecurity experts warned it could accelerate attacks on banks' technology systems.

Thirty members of the European Parliament from six political groups wrote to Commission Executive Vice President Henna Virkkunen calling for a "European mitigation plan" to address hacking risks and urging that EU cyber agency ENISA be granted access to Mythos.

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Thirty members of the European Parliament from six political groups wrote to Commission Executive Vice President Henna Virkkunen calling for a "European mitigation plan" to address hacking risks and urging that EU cyber agency ENISA be granted access to Mythos.

European Economic Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis confirmed the European Commission had been briefed by Anthropic on Mythos's cyber capabilities and risks, and said the EU was in talks to allow European companies and banks to conduct cyber resilience testing using the model.

European Economic Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis confirmed the European Commission had been briefed by Anthropic on Mythos's cyber capabilities and risks, and said the EU was in talks to allow European companies and banks to conduct cyber resilience testing using the model.

Spain's economy minister Carlos Cuerpo called for the EU to use regulatory tools such as the AI Act to guarantee access to Mythos, warning the model could find vulnerabilities "across all sectors." Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the issue would need to be revisited at future ministerial meetings.

Spain's economy minister Carlos Cuerpo called for the EU to use regulatory tools such as the AI Act to guarantee access to Mythos, warning the model could find vulnerabilities "across all sectors." Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the issue would need to be revisited at future ministerial meetings.

On May 6, 2026, officials from the European Commission and ENISA appeared before the European Parliament to discuss Mythos-related risks. Anthropic declined to attend, citing "short notice," a decision Dutch lawmaker Kim van Sparrentak called "extremely worrying."

On May 6, 2026, officials from the European Commission and ENISA appeared before the European Parliament to discuss Mythos-related risks. Anthropic declined to attend, citing "short notice," a decision Dutch lawmaker Kim van Sparrentak called "extremely worrying."

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