Anthropic has begun a tightly controlled release of Mythos , the first AI model that officials believe is capable of bringing down a Fortune 100 company, crippling swaths of the internet or penetrating vital national defense systems. Why it matters: This is the scary phase of AI — a model deemed so powerful that its full release into the wild could unleash untold catastrophe . So only carefully vetted companies and organizations, about 40 so far, are getting access. Based on our conversations with government and private-sector officials briefed on Mythos, this isn't hyperbole . It's reality. - Some inside the government fear that most top leaders are oblivious to the sudden danger from terrorists or hostile powers. - "D.C. governs by…
Anthropic has begun a tightly controlled release of Mythos , the first AI model that officials believe is capable of bringing down a Fortune 100 company, crippling swaths of the internet or penetrating vital national defense systems. Why it matters: This is the scary phase of AI — a model deemed so powerful that its full release into the wild could unleash untold catastrophe . So only carefully vetted companies and organizations, about 40 so far, are getting access. Based on our conversations with government and private-sector officials briefed on Mythos, this isn't hyperbole . It's reality. - Some inside the government fear that most top leaders are oblivious to the sudden danger from terrorists or hostile powers. - "D.C. governs by…Open
The architects of MAGA's media empire are in open revolt against President Trump , disgusted by his threat to destroy Iran's "whole civilization." Why it matters: Trump's political strength has always depended less on party institutions than on a decentralized media ecosystem — podcasters, streamers and activists who translate his message to millions of loyal voters. - At the start of Trump's second term, that coalition was unified, powerful and certain: They had just delivered him the White House, and believed he would deliver for them. - Now the movement's most powerful voices are working to keep Trump in check if not bring him down outright, accusing him of betraying the "America First" promises that built the movement. Zoom in:…
The architects of MAGA's media empire are in open revolt against President Trump , disgusted by his threat to destroy Iran's "whole civilization." Why it matters: Trump's political strength has always depended less on party institutions than on a decentralized media ecosystem — podcasters, streamers and activists who translate his message to millions of loyal voters. - At the start of Trump's second term, that coalition was unified, powerful and certain: They had just delivered him the White House, and believed he would deliver for them. - Now the movement's most powerful voices are working to keep Trump in check if not bring him down outright, accusing him of betraying the "America First" promises that built the movement. Zoom in:…Open
Ex-staffer harassment claims are being prepared against Eric Swalwell, reports say. Carl Higbie unpacks the situation with the Daily Caller's Ashley Brasfield and former California Lt. Gov. Abel Maldonado.
Retired Lt. General Kellogg on ceasefire: "Now, on a personal level, do I trust the Iranians? Not really, but we're going to see how it plays out in the next two weeks." "They've got a role to play. They now know the president is very serious about it. You know he'll commit forces if he has to, bomb if he has to. Now it's back over to them."
'LIKE A SCI-FI MOVIE': UFO researcher Dr. Steven Greer reacts to new claims about U.S. human-alien breeding, plus Artemis II's feed blacking out at certain moments, and more.
'ISLAM-IFY THE WEST': Hijabs and Qurans were distributed at a Texas school, and Rep. Chip Roy and student Marco Hunter-Lopez join "Finnerty" to discuss.
