EU should seek access to Anthropic's Mythos, Bundesbank says
Germany's Bundesbank chief supervisor Michael Theurer urged EU authorities to request access to Anthropic's Mythos AI model to help European banks shield against potential cyberattacks. European banks currently lack access to Mythos, which is viewed as potentially turbo-charging attacks on banks' technology systems.
European banks need access to Anthropic's Mythos AI model to protect against cyberattacks, according to Michael Theurer, chief supervisor at Germany's Bundesbank. Mythos, designed to find flaws in computer code, is currently only available to some US banks. Theurer urged EU authorities to request access to Mythos from Anthropic or the US administration. European Central Bank supervisors have been assessing banks' preparedness for the potential threat. Regulators' ability to monitor risks posed by Mythos has been questioned, with a survey finding authorities lag behind financial firms in AI adoption.
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