The company is forging ahead even amid concerns about models' growing cybersecurity risks.
Anthropic abandons "Model 2" and raises misalignment risk from "very low" to "low" due to cybersecurity incidents. The caution—like OpenAI's Astra pause—signals governance gaps: firms must strengthen safety evaluation before adopting foundation models.
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Anthropic does not plan to release an internal model that appears to be more powerful than top-of-the-line Mythos, but the company is not slowing development broadly, according to its latest risk report.
Why it matters: Anthropic says the risks of the most serious harms from its models are still low — but not as low as the last time it issued a report.
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