Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, who chairs the global financial-risk watchdog, has invited the company to present to G20 finance ministries and central banks. The model that worried him is the model now being explained.
Anthropic is preparing to brief the Financial Stability Board on the cybersecurity vulnerabilities its Mythos model has been identifying in the global financial system, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the plan.
The briefing has been requested by Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England governor and FSB chair, and will be delivered to G20 finance ministries and central banks under the board’s umbrella.
Bailey is the right person to have made the call. In an April 15 speech at Columbia University, he named Mythos by name, alongside the Gulf escalation, as one of the two events that had moved cyber up regulators’ risk ranking ‘faster than any other category in recent years’.
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