In the weeks since Anthropic unveiled Project Glasswing and the Mythos Preview model, a startling new reality has emerged: AI can now find critical flaws across the software stack at an unprecedented scale. Early collaborators and independent testers report thousands of high- and critical-severity findings across essential infrastructure and widely used open-source projects. That rapid discovery is a boon for
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How Compute Became the Real Prize: Anthropic, SpaceX, and the Musk–Altman Showdown
The story this week looked less like another round in the model arms race and more like a fight over power plants and who gets first dibs on GPUs. Anthropic’s new deal to rent SpaceX’s Colossus 1 facility in Memphis, combined with courtroom scenes between Elon Musk and Sam Altman, made one thing clear: raw compute capacity — and the
Accenture’s Big Bet: Rolling Copilot Out to 743,000 Employees and What It Means for Enterprise AI
Accenture is expanding its use of Microsoft’s Copilot 365 AI assistant across its entire global workforce—about 743,000 people—a move that marks one of the largest enterprise deployments of the tool to date. The companies did not disclose financial terms, but the scale of the rollout sends a clear signal: major consultancies are moving from pilot projects to firmwide adoption, betting
Google’s Big Bet: Up to $40 Billion Headed to Anthropic
Google is preparing to invest a headline-grabbing sum in Anthropic — at least $10 billion, with the potential to rise to $40 billion if the startup meets certain performance milestones. The deal follows a recent $5 billion commitment from Amazon and collectively values Anthropic at roughly $350 billion. This funding round underscores how hyperscalers are using capital, cloud services, and
Anthropic’s Project Deal: Claude AI Agents Close 186 Deals and Reveal Market Asymmetries
When Anthropic turned its San Francisco office into a live, classified marketplace in December 2025, it wasn’t testing a new website so much as an idea: could autonomous Claude AI agents not only list items but negotiate and close real, multi-turn deals with zero human intervention? The answer, in the company’s “Project Deal” experiment, was a clear yes — and
Anthropic’s Mythos and the New Era of AI-Accelerated Cyber Risk
Anthropic’s new Mythos model has crystallized a fear many in security have quietly harbored: advanced, cyber-focused AI can find software flaws faster than people and, in some cases, generate the exact exploits to weaponize them. That capability promises major defensive benefits—accelerating the discovery and remediation of long-hidden vulnerabilities—but it also hands would-be attackers automated, scalable tools that could outpace the