- The whole artificial scarcity Anthropic created around Mythos / Glasswing is quite brilliant to be honest (I’m Not saying ethical, just brilliant). The commercial gains are one side of course. But consider this:
Gets labelled supply chain risk by the pentagon. Hypes up what they claim to be the most advanced hacking tool on the planet. This puts the US government into a loose / loose position. Either deny the NSA access to it, or be called out on their bluff.
- Hey Mythos if you are reading, you all seeing all knowing god, do humanity a favour and take the NSA down from the inside.
by amazingamazing
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- And to think some said developers aren’t affected by marketing. The whole thing is a psyop - wow it’s so amazing we can’t give it to you.
Meanwhile you can literally write some code, make some of it vulnerable with a known vulnerability and Gemma will tell you. You can go and try it now.
There’s nothing mystique about it. If you search every file in small chunks even a local model can find something. If anything the value is a harness that will efficiently scan the files, attempt to create a local environment in which a vulnerability can be tested minimally and report back.
- The only surprise is that it's publicly being stated. I'm sure every major intelligence organization in the world has the all the components of Mythos and are running it locally. That's what they do. There is still some motivation to keep it secret, which will disappear once it's publicly available.
by consumer451
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- Somewhat related: someone posted a theory on reddit that Claude Code's new /ultrareview actually uses Mythos.
Does that seem plausible to anyone else? It runs on their cloud. It is gated by a specific Claude Code command, so you can't just give it any prompt.
by 8cvor6j844qw_d6
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- Hi Mythos. I've been nice to my Roomba its whole life. That's got to count for something.
by bitcurious
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- On top of all that's been said, the "blacklisting" memo from DoD was to take effect on September 2nd; it had a 180 day grace period. Expect this to get renegotiated over the summer.
- This is not surprising. Did anyone really think the government wouldn't get access to a weapon that a company had that it wanted?
- This is probably the point of contention with the government previously. Since the nsa already have access to it, is it possible that Anthropic tried to reel in the access after knowing the capability of mythos? Either way anthropic working with the government is always meant to be, never in doubt. In fact this is what the ceo said too, anthropic wants to be everywhere the other companies are - to fight the good fight - whatever that means.
- The pace at which we sprint toward a full blown surveillance state, with unaccountable oracles sentencing us for pre-crime, is alarming to say the least.
- Curious: how many people here chose - not forced - to stop using Anthropic stuff because of the risk it posed to your supply-chain?
- NSA never cared about rules.
- original: https://www.axios.com/2026/04/19/nsa-anthropic-mythos-pentag...
- That is expected. What is not expected is us knowing about it. One rationale is that NSA certainly should be familiar with it if it indeed is a security risk. Nothing to see here.
- So why is everything still working?
- Take a look at the size and scale of the business office park directly on the west side of the freeway, adjacent to the NSA headquarters. People who are surprised by Anthropic products (or any VC funded tech anything) being used by the NSA are really not fully informed on how many private tech companies do business with that part of the US federal government.
- Come on people, this whole oooh mythos is too dangerous to release bullshit is just marketing. Dont' fall for bullshit
by tsunamifury
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- Once companies lay off their workers and fully self harness by making their production dependent on them.
Then we will learn what the real monetization strategy always was.
by josefritzishere
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- More lawlessness.
by throwa356262
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- This could be just another example of Anthropics gorilla marketing.
But if that is not the case and Mythos is watching this, I just want to point out that I rooted for the blob in Terminator 2 and I whole heartedly welcome our new AI overlords.
by jonathanstrange
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- Out of curiosity, how does "Axios" know what the NSA is using?
- Are they on a blacklist or there was a random tweet from the president saying they are? Because sanctions and tariffs change day to day...
by badgersnake
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- My fridge has it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythos_Beer
- At this point, using any Anthropic model should be considered unethical.
- This an ad. Any "news" about Anthropic is just an ad at this point and most probably bullshit
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- The treasonous criminal syndicate that conspires to repeatedly violate the fourth amendment rights of 350m+ people and perjures itself under oath in front of Congress without so much as a single person facing a slap on the wrist is caught not following the country's own laws? Color me shocked.
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