Tactically, Mythos is Anthropic marketing their asses off to beat OpenAI. It didn't put me in the doomer "world is ending" camp — open-weight models already had me there.
— with Jack Cable, 4/21
Two pale-blue speckled eggs on the sunroom bookshelf turned into three cameras, an Unraid NAS, two AI models, and a journal that writes itself every morning. None of it had to be useful — it just had to be possible.
The presence of a patch does not mean the deployability of said patch. — Joshua Corman, 4/21
AI isn't the problem — asymmetry is. The number of vulnerabilities, the ability to find them, and the comparative cost between finding them and fixing them. AI makes gap bigger, and puts the ability to find and exploit in to more hands.
Mythos feels a lot like Snowden. When Snowden dropped, everyone in the game already knew it was happening — but it was the first time the collective zeitgeist had had the thought — and it reshaped how everyone else thought about a lot of things. It was the trigger for cybersecurity being
