The Economist: “America’s free-wheeling treatment of AI looks as if it is coming to an end. The reason is that the models’ dizzying progress also poses a threat to America’s own national security, unnerving members of the Trump administration previously more inclined to worry about overregulation.”
“At the same time, growing resentment among American voters is turning AI into a political lightning-rod. A laissez-faire approach is no longer politically tenable or strategically wise.”
“The watershed was Anthropic’s announcement of Claude Mythos on April 7th. The model-maker’s latest creation is so startlingly good at finding software vulnerabilities that, in the wrong hands, it would threaten critical infrastructure, from banks to hospitals. AI models increasingly pose other risks, too, from biosecurity hazards to industrial-scale scamming.”
Financial Times: “Senior international financial officials have warned the latest AI models from U.S. tech companies could threaten the world banking system by exposing weaknesses in lenders’ cyber defense.”
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