China is anxious about Mythos being used as an offensive weapon: Report
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AI Global WireChina is reportedly concerned that Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI model could be used as an offensive cyberweapon. Chinese officials have questioned the Trump administration’s decision to deny China access to Mythos.
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